I don't think netfilter is the best tool for the job. There is a kernel feature that allows bonding of two interfaces for traffic sharing and traffic equalization afair (although i havn't used it personally). You can of course share the traffic with netfilter by marking packets in pre-routing and then routing them according to netfilter mark - but you must define yourself how to distribute the traffic between interfaces - i don't recall any target that could serve as a classic load balancing. Marek On Friday 07 of October 2005 14:27, sureshmadhu wrote: > hi, > I couldn't write the script for configuring my linux machine that > has two external MAC interfaces as a router. The NAT should route the > packet from internal network to one of the two external mac interfaces > acoording to load balance in the each interface. > can anybody help me to solve this problem? > > > with regards.. > > Suresh Madhu D > Project Trainee > e-consystems > chennai.
