Thread: Static routes
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Old 20-05-2005, 20:40   #7
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Re: Static routes

Ah right. It's a strange world really. The customer wanted a range adding. Without the route, traffic was going via London to get to an address down the road. Big trip times.

I was wondering it the gateway at the other end was .128 - the gateway in the "route add" is the gateway on the way out, so to speak.

Ta Paul

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