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>This is a tricky situation. iproute2 may or may not have the answers. I
>too have DSL with multiple ip's thanks to PPPoE
Mind you that I don't have a PPPoE DSL setup (thank god.. PPPoE
overhead, complexity, etc) but I would have thought that they
would deploy the PPPoE interface as a Point-2-point link
and let you do routing on the PC. With this, you wouldn't
need multiple PPP sessions. In many respects, this would
be BETTER than my current modem (bridge) setup.
>but i'm not using them
>quite the same way you are trying to. basically i route all my default
>traffic through one interface, and all traffic specific to the other
>network through the other interface.
Routing stuff is the easy part, MASQing is a different matter.
>I am sure there is some way to do it with iproute2, but the docs i used a
>few months ago leave a lot to be desired.
I just read the Advanced Routing howto on the LDP and it isn't
too bad though it IS a little light:
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Adv-Routing-HOWTO.html#toc3
--David
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