> You need to set a higher rxcost for router1. This can be done in
> babel.conf (I'm assuming your interface connected to the Internet is
> eth0):
> interface eth0 rxcost 200
Don't do that. First, it's not recommended (see the manual page), and
second, it won't work in this case.
On router 2, say something like
redistribute ip 0.0.0.0/0 le 0 metric 1024
Note, by the way, the filter on the redistribute statement -- it will
avoid spamming your network with longer prefixes if you mis-configure
something.
Juliusz
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