Tom Eastep wrote:
>
> All routes in the main table (or whatever table is mentioned in the
> DUPLICATE column) have an associated interface. The way that Shorewall
> builds the provider-specific routing tables is to copy entries from the
> table specified in the DUPLICATE column. The COPY column s
Richard wrote:
>
> providers :
>
> telstra1 1 1 main ppp0 track,balance eth2,eth3
> telstra2 2 2 main ppp1 track,balance eth2,eth3
> telstra3 3 3 main ppp2 track,balance eth2,eth3
>
> I get an error with the eth2,eth3 at the end, I am not quite sure what they
> do.
>
That's like saying "I ha
Richard wrote:
> ...
> debian sarge, shorewall 3.2.3
> 3 DSL (ppp0,ppp1,ppp2) providers from the same ISP. (which means they have
> the same gateway, but different static ISP's)
Do they actually have the same peer address?
> ...
> * the purpose of multi-homing is to share outgoing bandwidth load
