> > I have two hosts and both have two NICs. > > CLIENT: eth0 - ipc0 = 2001:660:5301:26:2c0:9fff:fe1a:caca > > eth1 - ipc1 = 2001:688:1fa1:2:204:75ff:fef8:93a4 > > SERVER: eth0 - ips0 = 2001:660:5301:26:210:5aff:febe:bb78 > > eth1 - ips1 = 2001:688:1fa1:2:204:75ff:fee8:52fd > > > You have to add an entry in your routing table saying that destination > 2001:688:1fa1:2:204:75ff:fee8:52fd is reachable through iface ipc0. > Otherwise the ROUTE target can't figure out whether the destination > is on-link or gateway'ed. > Try with something like this : > ip -f inet6 route add 2001:688:1fa1:2:204:75ff:fee8:52fd dev eth0 > Same remark applies for case 3). Hmm... thank you for your proposal, but is does not seem to be the solution for my problem. Should I add routing entries for ALL IPv6 addresses that I would like to access through ipc0 ??? I would like to have an access to the whole internet via both ipc0 and ipc1, but depending on the binding in the client software. So, when I bind my client to ipc0, I access all the internet via ipc0. When I bind my client to ipc1, I access all the internet via ipc1. My example above it was only my local testbed. Is it possible? Regards Pawel
