#YANG YUE XIANG# wrote:
> If I want to bypass the gateway, it means I must config a route. How to do?
All routes have a gateway, which must be either the local machine or a
host directly reachable on one of the local interfaces.
I don't really understand your question...
> For communication with a host on another network, an IP host must be
> configed
> with a route to the destination network. If a configured route is not found,
> the host uses the gateway to transmit the traffic to the destination host.
That's true. More precisely, if an explicit route is not found, the
default gateway is used (if there is one).
But gateways cannot be assigned arbitrarily... they must be configured
according to the topology of your network. Candidate gateways are
multi-homed hosts (those with more than one network interface).
What does this have to do with servlets anyway?
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Jeff Sturm
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