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From: anothy@cosym.net
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Subject: [9fans] net.alt
Date: Sat, 26 May 2001 16:50:36 -0400
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how can cs be made to know about net.alt? i'm trying to do
something like 'import gateway /net /net.alt' and i want to
be able to get through it. the cs man page makes some
mention of cs figuring out what networks are available by
looking for /net/*/clone, and that extras can be added by
writing to /net/cs. do i need to do something there? must
the /net.alt be imported before cs starts (dificult, given
that i need cs to resolve my gateway's name)? or should i
bind a dummy IP interface (#I1) on /net.alt before starting
cs? and is cs smart enough to look at routing info, or does
it assume the first usable network wins?

also, related but seperate, how can one make use of the other
14 #I stacks in the kernel? can i create /net.other, net.2,
etc., and have cs understand?
-α.