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If you have multiple ethernet interfaces, how do you keep
it from routing between them?
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Answer / stratovarius
By default, routing between interfaces is disabled on
Solaris 10. ie ip_forwarding is disabled between interfaces.
Routing on Solaris 10 is also disabled, if
the /etc/defaultrouter file exists but is not empty, ie it
contains atleast one entry.
To disable routing, you need to disable ip_forwading using
the routeadm util:
# routeadm -u -d ipv4_forwarding
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To add to what stratovarious said There is one more command
to diable ip_forwarding
#ndd -set /dev/ip ip_forward 0
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Answer / surner
Disable IP forwarding
#ifconfig ce0 -router (for ipv4)
AND
#ifconfig ce0 inet6 -router (for ipv6)
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