Hello, I have the following scenario:
internal ips: 10.2.56.0
Topology:
-------- --------
|gatebox1| ---------------- |gatebox2|
-------- --------
| \
| \
| \
| \
| \
-------- --------
|userbox1| |userbox2|
-------- --------
gatebox1(10.2.56.5) is the main router in the network. It's a red hat
7.3 box performing NAT, and uses a 802.11b connection to the internet.
gatebox2(10.2.56.3) is a WinNT 4 machine equipped with a sattellite
connection device used to access a private site/intranet (gmconnect
domain) that only accepts requests made by that device (or real ip range).
when the userboxes make any request for the gmconnect domain, I need
them to get routed to gatebox2, instead of going straight to the
internet via gatebox1, so gatebox2 can make the request and deliver the
content to the userboxes (since it's the only way to get it).
Any ideas ? Thanks in advance.
Julio Cesar Ody
