Hello, I posted here a couple of weeks ago with problems trying to specify and use multiple gateways. Got lots of good advise, but I had a little OS trouble. So I've finally upgraded to 2.4.9, and made sure that the correct options are compiled in (adv. router, policy routing, etc.) Here's a quick summary of my goal: I have two DSL routers connected to my linux box. Packets are port-forwarded from each router to an IP on the linux box (each has its own IP to forward to). I would like incoming requests to be serviced, and then returned on the gateway it came in on. 10.4.44.1 is currently the default gw, and all packets coming in are leaving via it. 10.4.44.2 is the other router. 10.4.44.11 and .12 are the two IPs (one virtual) for the linux box. I added the rule: ip rule add to 10.4.44.11/24 dev eth0 table speed and the route: ip route add default via 10.4.44.2 dev eth0 table speed ip route flush cache No errors, but if I look at packets (with ethereal), I see the destination of all outgoing packets is 10.4.44.1. Now the above rule and route worked fine on another system -- packets went where they were supposed to. So my question is, is there a way to test the basic functionality of the advanced routing features? I tried forwarding all outgoing packets to 10.4.44.2, and that had no effect either. I think that I'm either missing a step, or that something is configured wrong. Any help's appreciated. thanks! Ross
