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akki wrote:

> I need to create a routing table. On Linux, I use route to create it, but I
> don't find this command on cygwin.
> Does comand exist?
> If this command doesn't exist, how can I create a routing table. I try to
> use the route command belongs to windows, but it doesn't work to I want it.

This has nothing to do with Cygwin.  Windows provides a route command,
and it's documented in the manual:
<http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/route.mspx>. 
This should work fine from a Cygwin prompt; if it does not you probably
have a problem with your PATH.  In any case, Cygwin doesn't have
anything to do with how the underlying operating system implements
TCP/IP, and any commands you'd use to manipulate it are part of Windows
not Cygwin.

Brian

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