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can i specify more than one defaultrouter on the same solaris 9 box .???
If yes what are the side effects if any .?

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Yes, you can add more than one default route into /etc/defaultrouter (see the man page for defaultrouter). Since I have never done that, I don't know of any side effects (althought I would find it hard to believe there would be side effects or they wouldn't allow such a thing).
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