I think it is actually possible to do this in /etc/network/interfaces,
but that's not how I did it. I have one setup where I have ~40 computers
behind a firewall, all with IP's randomly distributed in a class C
space. To keep /etc/network/interfaces small, I wanted the static routes
in a seperate file, but there is no Debian equivilent of Red Hat's
static-routes file. So I just collected all the route commands in a
shell script in /etc/rc.boot/.
I can use "route" command to add static routing tables in woody.
Is it possible to define the rules in a file so that it will be applied
at boot time?
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