Hi Everyone,
Situation:
Debian Linux box - mail server, DNS, ipmasq - running 3 network interface. One local
(eth1) on the local 10.10.10.0/24 network, one (ppp0) a permanent dialup connection to
connect with a static IP, and one (ppp1) a permanent dynamic IP ADSL connection
through Telstra. The ADSL is recently added (as of this afternoon) and according to
the logs and ifconfig appears to be running fine thanks to rp-pppoe. However, I'm
falling down at the last step here...
Problem:
I need to be able to route ftp traffic over the ADSL line. Now to be honest I don't
know how to make anything go over the ADSL line without breaking the default route
over the modem. Is there a way to create and use two default routes and then firewall
the ftp traffic out over ADSL? Ipchains with -p21/22 -i ppp1 options?
They want to do something more crazy later on that'll likely involve me scouring the
adv-routing HowTo, do I need to for this problem?
Thanks,
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