there is a routing table in windows xp2 system?

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Hannibal

hi
There have route command in windows XP2.
under command prompt window, I input "route/?"
I get the answer
"Manipulates network routing tables."

It's confusing me, as I think there is routing table only on a Router.
there is a routing table in windows xp2 system? how does it works?
thanks for any insight or web link!
 
Hannibal said:
hi
There have route command in windows XP2.
under command prompt window, I input "route/?"
I get the answer
"Manipulates network routing tables."

It's confusing me, as I think there is routing table only on a Router.
there is a routing table in windows xp2 system? how does it works?
thanks for any insight or web link!
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Of course there is a routing table in your OS.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=what+is+routing+table+Windows+2000&btnG=Google+Search

Malke
 
Hannibal said:
hi
There have route command in windows XP2.
under command prompt window, I input "route/?"
I get the answer
"Manipulates network routing tables."

It's confusing me, as I think there is routing table only on a Router.
there is a routing table in windows xp2 system? how does it works?
thanks for any insight or web link!
Click to expand...

Yes, your computer has a routing table. It needs a routing table to
tell it how to connect to IP addresses other than its own.

The routing table in a home computer usually only has entries for the
computer itself and for the default gateway through which the computer
communicates with the Internet. The routing table for an Internet
router would have many more entries.
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Hi Hannibal ,

Just jump to check if Malke & Steve 's suggestion helped you? Feel free to
post back if you still have questions on this topic.

Have a good day!


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