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On 26 Jul 2000, Edwin Dreef wrote:
> I have a RedHat 6.1 server with an eth0 and an isdn card.
> For e-mail purpose we use two different accounts (both dynamic ip, same isp,
bsmtp).
> The mail server is on a separate machine.
> Forwarding the incoming mail on ippp0 to the mailserver works fine, but the
incoming mail on ippp1 is not being forwarded to the mailserver.
>
> Am I forgetting something or is it just not supported.
You may be able to do this with iproute2 (advanced routing) since the problem
is that the packets coming back from your mail server are forwarded using your
default route through ippp0. Actually the MASQ code probably correctly sets
the source address of the outgoing packet, but then it is discarded by your
ISP since it doesn't correspond to the one from that connection.
Anyway what you need is source level routing so that you can route packets
from a particular IP on your internal network to the other PPP connection.
-- Michael Best
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