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The block page route table is actually the same as the kernel routing table for the entire filter. Its main purpose is to specify a gateway to be used by the filter when attempting to contact a specified subnet. This is useful in cases where the default gateway has no route to a certain subnet. Adding an entry in such a case should allow block pages (and any other filter traffic) to reach that subnet.
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