Re: [LARTC] Routing

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Dave Miller wrote:

> I am running RH 7.0 (kernel 2.2.16) as a router/masq machine with 5 windows
> machines connected internally.  I have 2 dsl lines as internet
> connections, - the first is 384k up and down.  The second is 1.5mbit down
> and only 90kb up.  Is there a way to send all my upload / requests out
> the 384 line, but have it return on the download side of the 1.5mb line?

If both lines serve the same network, yes. However, as the dsl lines are
most probably not to IP addresses in the same network, it is quite unlikely
that you will succeed. The problem is not whether or not you can configure
your system to do so; the problem is getting the rest of the world to
recognize that your return packets should be routed back to provider 2
even though your packets came from provider 1.

> That would give me the best of both worlds currently.
> Since I'm using masq., does that complicate things?
> Would I be better off using Kernel 2.4 with it's advanced features?

For routing that is a non-issue. All advanced routing stuff was in 2.2.17
already, but the traffic control stuff didn't mature until 2.4.

Doei, Arthur.

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