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CONFIGIPFORWARDSTATE(1M)			      CONFIGIPFORWARDSTATE(1M)

NAME
     configipforwardstate - turn IP forwarding on or off

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/sysadm/privbin/configipforwardstate [-n] -on | -off

DESCRIPTION
     This command with the -off option enables the user to stop forwarding
     routing information to other systems. If multiple network interfaces are
     present or if a point-to-point link is in use, you may want to suppress
     the routing information. The -q option is added to
     /etc/config/routed.options. The -on option enables the routing
     information to be forwarded again.

OPTIONS
     -n	  Restart the network after making the changes.	 This has the effect
	  of killing any applications with files open on a network file system
	  or current working directories in network file system.  If this
	  switch is not used, the system will not be fully configured until
	  the network is restarted (such as with a reboot).

FILES
     /etc/config/routed.options	   Route daemon options file

SEE ALSO
     sysmgr(1M), runpriv(1M), routed(1M).

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