you basically want to use the 'ip route' command, and setup 2 routing tables.But... there is a problem... I have to make the packet (after it has been SNAT-ed) follow the gateway corresponding to the $INET_IP_1 or to the $INET_IP_2 respectively.
In my routing table I have only one default route... corresponding to one of the gateways. Is it possible to have 2 default routes? Is there a more elegant way to solve this problem?
yup, you setup the two tables, one has GW_1 and one has GW_2, and direct traffic into the tables based on it's address.Is there a way to tell the routing table that every request that has the source address $INET_IP_1 follow the $GW_1, and every request that has the source address $INET_IP_2 follow the $GW_2?
take a look through the mailling list archives and doco on the web for examples.
it's not too hard.
regards,
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