¡Hola!
> 1. Our firewall/router (is a linux) have to masquerade the local IP numbers.
> 2. Our firewall/router have to decide which packet can go on the fast and
> which is on the slow connection (do the masquerade in this way).
> I would like to route IP packages in two different manner.
> - some special machine (source IP numbers) always have to out on
> the fast connection.
ip ru add from <special.machine.IP> table 1
ip ro add 0/0 via <fast.connection.router> table 1
> - some port (like telnet, I hate to wait for echo) from any host always
> have to go out on the fast connection.
Oops, i believe that's hard. I'm searching for the same thing and i couldn't
get any info on how doing it. If you get help with that please tell me.
> I use ipchains. I can setup to masquerade but in ipchain rules I can
> select both source IP number and port, but I just set DENY, ACCEPT, MASQ
> but _not_ MASQ to which device.
> With route I just set source (and dest) IP number to choose device, bit _not_
> port.
> So what is the solution ???
I believe that maybe the ipchains rewriting stuff could give us some help.
I'll probably be trying it next week, so if i get something done, i'll tell
you. (and if you get some info, please notice me)
> Thank you for your help in advance.
> -- Levente
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HoraPe
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