Ug. Bad ASCII!!
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Further to that point, the "route" command utility alters the default system routing tables, which are in effect whether RRAS is running or not. Static routes built in RRAS are only in effect when the RRAS service is running. While system-level (cmd) routes are recognized by the RRAS service (as Network Managment protocol) it cannot effect/manage them. When building routes on ISA, even if I have RRAS running, I always build them at the system level.
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