Your problem definition is vague. What do you want? To route the packets out with src of A to provider A and the same thing with B? If so: ip ro add from A/whatever via gw-A ip ro add from B/whatever via gw-B Ramin On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 02:51:52PM -0500, Mark Seamans wrote: > I have a linux box with a 4 port t1 card. I have been screwing around with > various solutions (ip route, tc, etc...) to direct source traffic via "my" > preferred out-going route. > So this is what I got: > To sets of IP's: One from uplink "A", one from uplink "B". > Wireless and my core equipment are on "A" > Dialup are on "B" > Now since I am not running BGP yet, I know that I will have to route them the > corrisponding uplink provider. But, this will be the fallback if BGP fails > and the temporary solution why we get BGP working. > I see various lists and they suggest that iptables is the best way. If > someone out there has this running, please email me any script that would be > helpful. It seems that I always gets a portion, but not the missing link. > > Thanks, > > Mark > marks@xxxxxxxxxx >
