> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jeff Koncz
> I have one interface that is assigned two IP addresses. I want to > redirect/forward all outbound smtp traffic from the primary IP > (202.216.97.175) onto the alias IP (201.61.128.211) which is on a > different subnet. (BTW, I can't configure my MTA to use the alias IP) > Is this something I can do with ipfilter? If not, can anyone > suggest a way to > accomplish this? I've been through the list archives, the FAQ and tried some > rules I though might work, but no such luck. Is that because you have an odd MTA that doesn't allow such configuration? That is, it just assumes it should use the first interface that it finds? Obviously, if you can install IP Filter on your machine, it would seem you would have all the administrative access (i.e. root) you need to change anything else to your liking. Maybe it would be simpler to simply swap the primary and alias IP numbers in your /etc/rc.conf file, so that the MTA starts up on the 201.61.128.211 subnet? ..chris
