I'm noticing people using the following command in their forwarding
setups:
route add -net 192.168.1.0 eth0
This gives me the error
SIOCADDRT: Invalid Argument
I assumed that this was because 192.168.1.0 is actually aliased to eth0:0
(can't afford a second NIC at this point, so I use the aliasing trick).
So, I have also tried substituting eth0:0 for the last argument, and I get
the same error. Masquerading seems to work fine without this command, but
still, everyone else seems to be using it -- what's it for, why do I need
it, and why doesn't it work?
Thanks --
Dan Debertin | Never attribute to malice
[EMAIL PROTECTED] | what can be adequately explained
Minneapolis, MN | by stupidity.
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