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Thats almost exacly what I did, except I had to delete the old routes and add the new ones.<br />
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One more question, does setting the metric mean that if the first one is down it will go to the second one?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Tom
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Thats almost exacly what I did, except I had to delete the old routes and add the new ones.

One more question, does setting the metric mean that if the first one is down it will go to the second one?

Thanks
Tom

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&gt; does setting the metric mean that if the first one is down it will go to the second one?<br />
YES. so you may even have more than two gateways.<br />
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glad to help,<br />
bbao
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> does setting the metric mean that if the first one is down it will go to the second one?
YES. so you may even have more than two gateways.

glad to help,
bbao

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Hey, I have 2 subnets 10.0.1.0/24 10.0.2.0/24. Id like to have the ability of switching the gateways (dynamicly) without having to go to the network connections( yes I know all the connections will be dropped and thats fine ) Let me know if anyone is aware of such a utility.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Tom
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Hey, I have 2 subnets 10.0.1.0/24 10.0.2.0/24. Id like to have the ability of switching the gateways (dynamicly) without having to go to the network connections( yes I know all the connections will be dropped and thats fine ) Let me know if anyone is aware of such a utility.

Regards,
Tom

dynamic gateway switching

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