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>We have a Linux box which runs as gateway/firewall.
Running dynamic routing protocols on firewalls should
be HIGHLY avoided.
Do you have redundant connections to the ISP?
If not, running a dynamic routing protocol is
silly.
>It has xx.xx.xx.xx external interface and yy.yy.yy.0/255.255.255.0 DMZ.
>We would like to add 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0 linternal LAN with IPMasq.
You wouldn't advertise this network anyway as it is
PRIVATE. You would only advertise your public addresses.
>Our ISP requires for us to run dynamic routing via gated. Will it work
>with IPMasq and if it is possible could anybody give an idea how to make
>it work?
I doubt you could MASQ anything except maybe BGP. I doubt any
IGP be it RIP or OSPF can be NATed as they are their own protocol
and even run over multicast.
--David
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