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If you turn on router discovery on the router ports pointing toward the Suns 
then when rebooted the Suns will run in.rdisc and learn from the routers.

OR

Only advertise the default route (0.0.0.0) on both router ports pointing 
towards the Suns via RIP and the Suns will learn the routes (and unlearn the 
routes when one goes away).

As far as the PCs go.  Don't know.  I haven't seen a PC based IP stack that 
will dynamically learn routes.

In article <960212$224530$5045dmarshal@ozemail.com.au>
David Marshall <dmarshal@ozemail.com.au> wrote:
> dlharvey@ix.netcom.com(David Harvey ) wrote:
>  >I have a scenario that is probably similar to 90% of the rest of the
>  >world, however I cannot find a solution.  I have 2 routers connecting
>  >to the "world".  Each router has quite a large routing table.  They are
>  >using BGP/IGRP.  We have been using DEFAULT ROUTES in our SUN's and
>  >PCs, however, as you can quess, when one router/link fails, half my
>  >population is dead in the water.        
>  >
> Why don't you configure 2 default routers to your SUNs.  This is done by simply
> having 2 lines in your /etc/defaultrouter file.  Or alternatively you can add
> both routes using the route add default command.
> 
> David Marshall
> 
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