Hi, I have an IP adress for two devices (POD and HOST), so I have ported NATPT in ecos (POD and HOST have valide IP adresses in a local area network: 10.0.32.2 for POD and 10.0.16.3 for HOST. Both use the same Ip adress (using natp : 168.192.20.78) to dialogue with externals devices (WAN) When external ip packets arrived, POD receives the packets via eth0, if the destination adress is 10.0.16.3, it should send it to the HOST. So to route the ip packets from POD to HOST, shall i just setup eth1 (of course with eth0) , so when data come from eth0, ip stack will fowarded by default using eth1 (if adress = 10.0.16.3)? Or shall I just add a route in the interface eth0, so there is no need to setup eth1? do you have another solution? thank!
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