On Tue, 8 Jun 1999, Gareth Rowlands wrote:
> On Tue, 08 Jun 1999 12:35:50 +0000, julian said:
>
> > Yes. I have defined some test subnets, to have interfaces in netrom
> > and rose protocol. This ips are not official, they are in a range
> > of "testing ips" (44.128, or 44.133.128), and I don't want to propagate
> > them.
>
> Without modifying the source, the only thing you can really do is set
> them to a metric of 16. They will be transmitted, but no other
> rip-98 daemon should take any notice of them.
Stupid question maybe, but is there then a reason the rip98d source
couldn't be modified not to transmit routes with metric of 16 ? Maybe that
could be the linux equivalent of "route addprivate" ?
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