# @(#)63	1.3  src/tcpip/usr/samples/tcpip/gateways, tcpip_samples, tcpip720 8/14/90 15:49:58
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# COMPONENT_NAME: TCPIP gateways
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#  /etc/gateways
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# This file identifies gateways for the routing daemon (routed).
# Ordinarily, routed queries the network and builds routing tables
# from routing information transmitted by other hosts that are
# directly connected to the network.  However, there may be gateways
# that routed cannot identify through its queries, called distant
# gateways.  Such gateways may be identified in this file which
# routed reads when it starts.
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# The format of this file is:
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# <destination>  <name1>  gateway  <name2>  metric  <value>  <type>
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#  where
#	<destination>	A keyword that indicates whether the route is 
#			to a network or to a specific host.  The two
#			valid keywords are net and host.
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#	<name1>		The name associated with destination.  <name1>
#			can be either a symbolic name or an Internet
#			address in dotted decimal format.
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#	gateway		Indicates following string identifies the gateway
#			host.
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#	<name2>		Name or address of gateway host to which messages
#			should be forwarded.
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#	metric		Incidates following string is hop count to
#			destination host or network.
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#	<value>		Hop count.
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#	<type>		A keyword that indicates how the gateway should
#			be treated.  The two valid keywords are active
#			and passive.  
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# A '#' indicates the beginning of a comment; characters up to the end
# of the line are not interpreted by routines which search this file.
# Blank lines are allowed in this file.
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# An example entry follows.  Tailor this file to your system.

net 192.0.2.0	gateway 192.9.200.38	metric 2 	passive