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  3. August 2001

RE: multiple IP's on one NIC

Andy,

>
> Because you are leaving your subnet, then the use of multiple routing
> entries is probably the best solution.  Try defining a route
> specifically to your business partner's address and use the BINDIFC
> parameter to bind this route to a particular interface address.  This
> will then bypass your default route.
>

Thanks.  This is a good idea.  I have a route for every other vendor but not
for this one.  I don't know why (wasn't part of that project).

Phil



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