Ladies and Gentlemen (and others ;-) ), I recently opened an office in a new location and moved part of the network with me. Because it takes so long to get some services installed (frame relay), I am using a connection from another ISP. However, for the short time I'll be on that ISP, I don't want to change all the DNS back and forth. So I've built a gre tunnel based on the information in the HOW-TO. Here's where I run into a problem. Main network: 209.127/16 relocated network: 209.127.112.0/25 Everything works great as far as tunneling traffic from the main network to the relocated network. Unfortunately, the relocated network is connected to 200.46/16. What I need is to tunnel the default gateway back through the main network. Reason: some connections realize that traffic coming from my relocate network is coming via an invalid route and is filtered. I've tried everything I can think of to tunnel 0/0 back to the main network, but to no avail. The command: ip route add 0/0 dev netmain fails miserably. Any suggestions on how to tunnel the default route? Thanx, David A. Bandel -- Focus on the dream, not the competition. -- Nemesis Racing Team motto
