On Thursday 24 October 2002 11:01 pm, George Vieira wrote: > I'm totally confused on your problem and maybe a drawing using TEXT > characters might be better. Sounds like your problem is NOT an IPtables > problem but more a routing issue. I agree with this diagnosis. > You talk about parts which I have no idea what they are.. ie "preceding 3 > part go" can you explain further without using words like "it", "they", > "that" ..etc.. I believe what the original poster is trying to do is to split his internal network into 4 ranges of IP addresses, each containing 64 IPs, and to route three of them via one ISP, and the other one via his other ISP. Here is what I posted in reply to this last Thursday: ____ You need to use iproute2 to set up source-based policy routing. Netfilter will not change the routing of your packets for you, therefore it will not help you do what you want. Iproute2 will let you set up a more complicated routing table than the standard 'route' command, and then netfilter will happily process the packets as they go through. Antony. -- Ramdisk is not an installation procedure.
