Nevermind, the problem was a iproute2 rule matching wrong default
gateway and mixing tables from two ISPs
Thanks anyway..
El 01/03/2013 16:32, M.C. Rogelio Sevilla Fernandez escribió:
Hi all..
I have a Linux Proxy with 3 physical network cards and 3 different
ISPs on each port. This Linux do NATs from my private network and send
traffic to
each ISP based on Iproute2 rules (ip rule) except for Web traffic. So,
im trying making squid to use 'tcp_outgoing_address' to forward
traffic from my private clients to
each ISP bases on src ACLs like this:
acl firstprivate src 192.168.1.0/24
acl secondprivate src 192.168.2.0/24
tcp_outgoing_address PUBLIC_IP firstprivate
tcp_outgoing_address SECOND_PUBLIC_IP secondprivate
but some strange things happen.. All traffic its going to my third ISP
not defined in squid.conf over any ACL or tcp_outgoing_address rule
and this ISP is not my default Gateway..
So, If i dont redirect all Web Traffic (80) to squid, iptables2 rules
do their job so well.. but if i use squid and redirect web traffic to
it make this strange things..
What do you think is happening?..
Thanks!
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