Hey there...
Well I've had Masq going over a single NIC for over a year now.
My eth0 receives it's IP via DHCP and i then alias eth0 to eth0:0 and give
it my gateway address (192.168.1.1). The problems that might occur and
that you have to be carefull about is that your routing table is properly
set up. I've added a few lines in my rc.local to make sure the aliasing
occurs, as well as to make sure the routing table is properly brought up.
I've added this line just before i run any of the masq setup and rules :
route add -net 192.168.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth0:0
Works great for me and a few of my friends.
If anyone has any counterindications with regards to this setup please let
me know.
Thanks Nic
>
> >I have tried the examples that are listed in the how-to, but they do not
> >work. They will masquerade, but only as eth0,, not eth0:0 for one
> >network and eth0 for another.
>
> I don't beleive you can MASQ out of an aliased interface. Can anyone else
> on the list confirm or deny this issue?
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