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On Mon, 1 May 2000, Derek Murphy wrote:
> > What about masquerading internal users out different _virtual_ interfaces
> > (IP aliases) on the same external interface?
>
> A virtual or a physical i/f doesn't make any difference. What counts is the
> ROUTING, and of course, the ipchains rules to allow/deny/reject from/to the
> different addresses/networks...
I have a Linux box with one external (eth0) and one internal
(eth1) interfaces, both with one virtual interface (eth0:0 on the eth0 and
eth1:0 on the eth1). Are these commands enough to masq two internal
networks to two different external interfaces?
ipchains -A forward -j MASQ -i eth0 -s eth1_network_address
ipchains -A forward -j MASQ -i eth0:0 -s eth1:0_network_address
I've tried it but the second masq doesn't work - why?
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Jiri Kucik, AVONET, s.r.o.
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