2 networks - 2 routers maybe three

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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Hi,

I need some hints on where to start on this one: I have an ISDN router -
everything which is between 172.31.55.168 - 172.31.55.175 goes via gateway
172.31.55.169 the subnetmask is 255.255.255.248.
The PC's in the network get their IP address from a broadband router which
will give dynamic ip's and internet access to my small network. The
broadband router services network 192.168.123.0 and has gateway
192.168.123.254 with netmask 255.255.255.0

Windows PC's (oops) on the network should get their ip adress from the
broadband router and they should be able to access the internet and access
the remote application over the ISDN router. I put 2 nics in the linux
router/server which will also run SAMBA one goes to the ISDN router and one
goes to the broadband router.

Where do I go from here - I've read the adv-routing thing and the
networking guide but I'm running out of time so I could use a jumpstart. I
don't think I need masquerading as the routers will do that. Is it as
simple as telling the linux machine which network is on which ethx?

If it helps I'm using Suse 8.1.

Thank you!

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