Port forwarding talks of ipchains firewall.
But is it not that ipchains comes into effect only for packet filtering.
that is, only after the packet reaches a network interface, the rules
will be checked to decide whether the packet is to be accepted or denied.
How do I decide which network interface to send the packet to depending on
whether it is a mail or another protocol packet?
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Subject: Re: [LIH] Multiple ISPs configuration.
* Sameer Pokarna [linux-india] <25/06/01 19:10 +0530>:
> How do I setup the routing so that all mails go through one ISP and all
> other traffic through the other?
Read the port forwarding howto on linuxdocs.
> As far as I could see, the command route does not take protocol as
> parameter. I can set routes
> depending on the target IP address but how do I do it at protocol level?
> Since we have 2 ISPs, we have 2 public IP addresses.
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