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On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Dave Mussulman wrote:
> One solution as I see it is to remove the NAT'ing on my home Linux
> server and simply use it to VPN the data to a Linux box in my
> office. The office Linux server would then masq all the fake IP
> addresses to the outside world through its real campus IP address.
> However, that's going to put all traffic through the campus IP: I
> just want campus related routes to go through the VPN.
> Everything else needs to go directly out from the cablemodem.
You should be able to do this with some routing commands. Point
traffic destined for the uni over the VPN, and leave your default
gateway pointing out the cable modem.
I assume the IP networks the uni uses are known?
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