route table
^^ the way things work is when a packet gets to your local machine, the kernel looks up the route table and based on the packet destination IP, determines which network interface to let handle the packet.
^^^ the "route" command prints out the already configured rows of the route table.
route table
^^ the way things work is when a packet gets to your local machine, the kernel looks up the route table and based on the packet destination IP, determines which network interface to let handle the packet.
^^^ the "route" command prints out the already configured rows of the route table.
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