Hello everybody.

I'm a newcomer to this list so please be kind with me. :-)

I've read the archive to the list and googled a lot but haven't find any
real solution to my problem with multiple gateway on the same machine.

A quick scenario. I have 2 HDSL routers connected to the internet. Both are
Natting traffic from the inside and virtual-serving traffic from their
public IP to a local network's ip. They are on different subnets and may
arrive on the same card or on different card, according to my needs. On the
server we have a Squid running on port 80 as a Web Accelerator toward a
server in the intranet. Nothing we care about right now.

What I'd like to understand is if it's possible (and maybe someone of you
can give me some clues apart from linking
http://openbsd.org/faq/pf/pools.html http://openbsd.org/faq/pf/nat.html
http://openbsd.org/faq/pf/rdr.html that are interesting reads but seems of
no use to me in such situation) to do a "route-to" pf rule that can relate a
specific connection coming from Gateway 1 to IP 1 to go back to gateway 1
and another one coming from Gateway 2 to IP 2 going back to gateway 2,
without messing up everything.

I think it could be simple but I'm a total stupid when it comes to PF so if
any of you would mind spending a few minutes...

Thanks a lot.

Andrea

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