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#exit.

#If only 3 values are designated, the first value will be repeated as the

#fourth value.

#

#No whitespace is allowed in any field.

#ie.

# 5,6 997,998 1,0x4,8,15

#When port cards 5 & 6 receive an IP packet with a logical address of 997 or

#998, it will then attempt to randomly forward the packet to one of the

#mapped ports 1, 4, 8 or 15.

#

################################################################################

#*	*	5	#	default	mapping	for	all	LAs	for all portcards.
#5	*	6	#	default	mapping	for	LAs	for	portcard 5.

################################################################################

#IP mapping.

################################################################################

# *	0xfc0	3,8	#	default	mapping	of	IP	for	all	portcards.
*	0xfc0	0x40	#	default	mapping	of	IP	for	all	portcards.

################################################################################

#5	1-100 9	#	default	mapping	for	LAs	for	portcard	5.
#5	100-200 4	#	default	mapping	for	LAs	for	portcard	5.

B.12 /etc/grroute.conf

Contains the default route one is supposed to provide during first installation. Routes to selected networks may also be entered here and will be brought up automatically during start up procedures of the SP Switch Router.

#NetStar $Id: grroute.conf,v 1.3 1995/03/15 22:09:07 knight Exp $

#grroute.conf -- configuration file for GigaRouter static remote routes

#This file should only contain routes to remote networks and

#hosts--i.e., networks and hosts not directly attached to a

#GigaRouter interface. Routes for networks directly attached

#to the GigaRouter are created as part of configuring the

#GigaRouter interfaces; see /etc/grifconfig.conf.

#

#NOTE: THIS FILE SHOULD NOT BE USED ON SYSTEMS WITH DYNAMIC

#ROUTING (gated). If you are running gated, then you should specify

#static routes using the "static" statement in /etc/gated.conf.

#

#Whenever a port card boots, comes on line and has its interface(s)

#configured, the routes specified in this file that are for gateways

#on the network(s) directly attached to those interface(s) are

#configured into the BSD/386 kernel.

#

#The format of each line is follows:

#	destination	netmask	gateway/next hop
#

#The destination is the IP address of the remote host or network.

#For the default route, specify a destination of "0.0.0.0" or the

#word "default".

#

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