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in vi:

# vi datafile
:s/^V^M//g
:wq
#

the ^V^M sequence means control-V control-M

hi stdout,

okay, thanks. i'll do that. i just thought that i could set it up through rc.conf or at least through ifconfig args through rc.conf. apparently not. thanks for your help.

regards

hi,

> ...server dont have the route to reach your 10.1.x.x/10.7.x.x network.

yes, that's right. and that is exactly what i was asking for in my original post...on the second NIC in the FreeBSD...

there's several networks connected to mine that can't see the FreeBSD server. for example, 10.1.1.0, 10.7.1.0, and others. They RTo on trying to ping the 10.10.10.45 address, the address on the...

here's the netstat output. the default routers (ciscos) are in bold.
in my original post i said the gateway for the outside was 68.208.213.123
it should have been 68.208.213.1

Routing tables
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It's not my LAN that can't see something. It's the LANs connected to me that can't see the BSD machine at the private address. I'm connected to these other LANs via older Cisco routers talking over...

FreeBSD 4.8, Apache 1.3.27 - two NICs, one with a real-world IP plugged into a switch outside the PIX firewall, the other with a private IP plugged into a switch inside the PIX firewall. Apache...