Re: [LARTC] Routing SMTP traffic

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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Hi Eric,

thanks for response... ;-)

> you mark packet going to port 25 and you want to refirect packet coming
> from port 25 (response packet).
> You don't have any connection tracking with mark. If you want some
> you've got to use CONNMARK.

Ops... no, I receive packets normally by port 25 on eth0. It's incomming
traffic. I just want to send my outgoing smtp traffic with eth1 (packets
generated by my mail server).

> By the way : will your ADSL ISP accept to route the packet coming from
> an other IP ?

Hey, I'm the ISP... :-)

I'm just trying to route the outgoing SMTP traffic by a cheap ADSL link,
keeping the main link as free as possible.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

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