Okay, I got a linux 2.2.1 kernel working on a PPC750(b&w g3), and I would
really like to set a few network things up. I was thinking that I should
be able to do something like:
_________ ethnet ________ PPP ______
| mac |=--------=| linux |=------=| isp |
| | | | | w/gw |===>Internet
|________| |________| |______|
||
|| isdn
___||___
| |
| work |===>wan
| w/gw |
|________|
Now, if I could have it all, I would like the linux box to act as a
router to handle both my isdn/work & ppp/isp so that my linux & mac could
talk to either work or isp and have their names resolved by the dns from
work, or the dns from the isp. Is this a ip-masquerade type thing, or is
this a nat kind of thing?
If I can't have the first scenario, is it possible to switch from setting
1(isdn) to setting 2(ppp), having it use the appropriate gw & dns. This
may just require me to kill the default route when ppp is active, and
reinstate as it dies, and have all nameserver entries in my resolv.conf,
does that sound right?
dave gomez
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