Dnia wtorek, 28 marca 2006 20:56, William L. Thomson Jr. napisał: > On Tue, 2006-03-28 at 19:55 +0200, sAwAr wrote: > > > Ignore it, it's not what you need or want. > > > > Why not ?? > > Does it work? No, that's why ;) > > > It is about two diferent isp and I have only on but I have two nic's > > with diferent nets it is just like two ISP in the example. I need > > (want to) split outgoing connections through two gw so I don't > > understand why this solution isn't for me. > > Are you trying to do one gateway or two? If two, routing different > networks to different gateways. That is totally different. I am doing > that now, but it's all done via tables and rules. > > For multipath routing, the nano how to is the definitive doc. > > > If you have access to serwer with load balancing could you just make > > similar test for me. > > I do not any more, but still recall what I did that worked in did not. I > went through just about every scenario imaginable. But it seems you are > talking about two things. > > Two ISP's two gateways? Or Two ISP's on gateway via multipath? > > > Thank you for quick answerss and patinent for my english. > > No worries. Others helped me before. Just returning the favor. Please do > the same once you get things working. > > > Pozdrawiam > > Szymon Mroofka > > > > P.S > > I've read your faq. > > I'm argueing with routing guru... ohh my ;) > > Don't argue or assume. Just follow the examples and docs. It's tricky > stuff. Unfortunately there are lots of docs that do things a bit > differently. Which does not help matters at all. > > For multipath gateway routing I recommend the nano how to only. If you > are using two gateway's two ISPs totally different scenario. That I am > doing now. Multipath gateway I am not at this moment. But since I just > switched back to my core router being Linux, and ditched all others. > Once I get another line, or static IP's for my cable modem. I will do it > again. Ok. Now I'm realy confused. I have two gw in different subnets 192.168.1.1 and 80.48.56.65. Both of them belongs to the same ISP but those are completly different serwers and I suppose that I can treat it like two ISP with two gateways, can I? Gw 1.1 does NAT for 192.168.0.0/16 and 56.65 is a gw for 80.48.56.64/26 with roxy-arp or whatever.... I have two ip's 192.168.200.10 and 80.48.56.70. I can connect to internet via 1.1 with 200.10 src ip and via 56.65 with 56.70 src ip. With standard routing configuration I can use only on gw at the time and I lose adittional bandwith. So I want to use two gateways. I hope this time this is enough clearly explained. _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list LARTC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.ds9a.nl/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/lartc
