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10-22-2004 01:54 AM
10-22-2004 01:54 AM
ip forwarding
Can anyone tell me the meaning of the ip_forwarding ndd parameter values?
I know that 0 means IP forwarding is off, and 1 means IP forwarding is on. However the default value is 2, so what does this mean? When set to this it doesn't appear to route packets, does it enable some specific type of routing?
I know that 0 means IP forwarding is off, and 1 means IP forwarding is on. However the default value is 2, so what does this mean? When set to this it doesn't appear to route packets, does it enable some specific type of routing?
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10-22-2004 01:56 AM
10-22-2004 01:56 AM
Re: ip forwarding
Sorry, answered my own question! Didn't realised ndd -h gave expanded descriptions of parameters!
% ndd -h ip_forwarding
ip_forwarding:
Controls how IP hosts forward packets: Set to 0 to inhibit
forwarding; set to 1 to always forward; set to 2 to forward
only if the number of logical interfaces on the system is 2
or more. [0,2] Default: 2
% ndd -h ip_forwarding
ip_forwarding:
Controls how IP hosts forward packets: Set to 0 to inhibit
forwarding; set to 1 to always forward; set to 2 to forward
only if the number of logical interfaces on the system is 2
or more. [0,2] Default: 2
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10-22-2004 01:58 AM
10-22-2004 01:58 AM
Re: ip forwarding
Hi,
form command: ndd -h ip_forwarding
Controls how IP hosts forward packets:
Set to 0 to inhibit forwarding;
set to 1 to always forward;
set to 2 to forward only if the number of
logical interfaces on the system is 2 or more. [0,2]
Default: 2
form command: ndd -h ip_forwarding
Controls how IP hosts forward packets:
Set to 0 to inhibit forwarding;
set to 1 to always forward;
set to 2 to forward only if the number of
logical interfaces on the system is 2 or more. [0,2]
Default: 2
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10-22-2004 02:08 AM
10-22-2004 02:08 AM
Re: ip forwarding
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