On December 6, 2002 04:48 am, the great Samantha Scafe wrote: > I have it so it can do either but not both > > 203.24.120.0/24 and 202.129.104.0/24 on eth0 > 203.55.214.0/24 is on the ppp0 interface
I think I understand what you want to do. You need to use multiple routing tables enabled by advanced routing (iproute2). See http://lartc.org/ for a decent howto. In a nutshell I believe your situation will be solved by having routing rules to ensure that locally destined traffic goes through the main routing table and everything else goes through connection specific routing tables. Roughly like this: # Set up correct gateway for ppp0 addresses in routing table 50 ip route add default via 203.55.214.254 table 50 # Set up correct gateway for eth0 addresses in routing table 51 ip route add default via 203.24.120.254 table 51 # Add a rule to ensure that traffic with a local destination stays local ip rule add to 203.24.120.0/24 lookup main pri 1000 ip rule add to 203.55.214.0/24 lookup main pri 1000 ip rule add from 203.24.120.0/24 lookup table 51 pri 2000 ip rule add from 203.55.214.0/24 lookup table 50 pri 2000 This would give you routing rules looking something like this (seen with "ip rule list"): 0: from all lookup local 1000: from all to 203.24.120.0/24 lookup main 1000: from all to 203.55.214.0/24 lookup main 2000: from 203.24.120.0/24 lookup 51 2000: from 203.55.214.0/24 lookup 50 32766: from all lookup main 32767: from all lookup 253 Hopefully this becomes clearer once once your read the LARTC howto. Fraser -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
