All,
Quick question showcasing why being self-taught isn't always the best
possible option.

I have a situation where I will need to have multiple IPs on a server,
with most traffic going through a private VPN EXCEPT for a single
publicly addressable subnet.

10.0.0.1 Private Gateway
10.0.x.x Range

Public
128.125.n.y Normal Public Gateway
128.125.x.x Range

In this situation, would

ROUTE -p ADD 128.125.0.0 MASK 255.255.0.0 128.125.n.y METRIC 2 IF 2

put me in a place where all traffic NOT destined for the 128.125 IP
range would go through the private gateway, but all traffic on the
128.125 range goes through the public gateway?

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