Route command to use wildcard I have a bunch of routes to my LAN line that won't resolve through my WiFi (which is set as 1st order).

sudo route add 10.999.999.999 10.888.888.888


I have a lot more but that's just a sample. This works great but sometimes I need access to another Network asset which means I have to go add it to the list again.

Can I make it so I route any IP address starting with 10 gets rerouted through the LAN router?

Something like this:

sudo route add 10.* 10.888.888.888


THIS DOES NOT WORK

My Setup:

I have two internet connections. 


WiFi - no firewalls - no access to network assets
LAN - firewalls - access to network assets


I set WiFi first in my order of precedence and I force certain domains through the LAN connection using my host file to resolve the IP addresses and a routes table to direct those IPs through my LAN router.

Basically I want my cake and eat it too.

Here is what I ended up with: 

#! /bin/bash    
sudo route -n flush
sudo route add -net 10 10.255.255.255    
networksetup -setairportpower en0 off    
sleep 2    
networksetup -setairportpower en0 on


This flushes the route table, routes any traffic starting with the ip address 10. to my LAN connection's router, then restarts the wifi router (en0).
The correct form to add a net route is

route add -net 10 $GW


Obviously you have to replace $GW with the ip address of your gateway.