Question on privilege control of interfaces

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Hi all,
I am wondering how to control the access to network interfaces
for certain users.

e.g. There are two interfaces on a single machine, eth0 with
an address of 202.112.10.6 and connected with global network,
eth1 with an address of 10.0.0.1, in a local network.
And it is required that the interface eth0 to be accessed only
by super user, and by some certain users, for example, users in a
certain group 'net-users'.

I have tried to make some modification in protocol stack,
to check the mapping of IP addresses and user ids. However, it is
not a clean work, for the modifications being everywhere in the code.
Is there any easier way to let some certain interfaces to be used
only by some certain users?

Thanks.

Overnitary Lee
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