On Wed, 22 May 2002, Snake Bite wrote:
> > if i select three nodes on it a, b, c
> > can i always hav that all the packets from src a to
> > dest c go thru b
> > and all the pkts frm src c to dest a also go thru
> > b??
> >
> > this is what i did till now.
> > for traffic from a to c..
> > at c, i added
> > route add -host c gw b eth0
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
this will cause a loop. I think you want to do -host a instead.
> > now, all the pkts go to b.
> > now what to do at b for bothways traffic??
On C:
route add -host A gw B eth0
On A:
route add -host C gw B eth0
On B:
Since all machines are on the same physical network and subnet, I don't
think you have to add anything here, but I could be wrong.
Maybe add a default route, but I think that should already be there.
Philip
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