Marius,
Ok that is an interesting solution!
It solves the "route lookup" issue, but in the case of using BGP there isalso
the issue that
BGP only distributes the subnet route when there is an actual matching route in the table
that it is
managing. Of course this can by circumvented by unchecking the "synchronize"
option.
And on our local AMPRnet we distribute the default route via the same BGPinstance as the
remainder of the routes. So that would have to be changed.
I'm inclined more towards a script that reads the interface routes from the main table
and copies
them into the amprnet table...
Rob