Adding a host specific routing entry

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Hi all
I want to set a routing entry that directs all traffic to one specific IP address (lets say 1.2.3.4) through a specific interface (e.g. a RAS connection) while I'm simultaneously connected through a LAN to an Intranet
I tried to use the following command "route add 1.2.3.4 IF x", where x is the number of the RAS interface. Unfortunately the Win2K route command doesn't like this syntax

So, how do I do what I want

Thanks in advanc
Joerg
 
You haven't given a lot of info about your setup, but generally in a
case like this it is easier to leave the default route pointing to the RAS
connection. Intranet traffic will automatically go to the local subnet
(because direct delivery is the highest priority). If you have other subnets
in your intranet setup, route them to the LAN NIC.

jpo234 said:
Hi all,
I want to set a routing entry that directs all traffic to one specific IP
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address (lets say 1.2.3.4) through a specific interface (e.g. a RAS
connection) while I'm simultaneously connected through a LAN to an Intranet.
I tried to use the following command "route add 1.2.3.4 IF x", where x is
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the number of the RAS interface. Unfortunately the Win2K route command
doesn't like this syntax.
 
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