Hi Orlando,
Thanks for the reply.
> you set T1 ISP as your default and your replys from ping to the DSL ISP
> comes from the T1?
> like that: ping DSP-ISP
> reply (coming from T1-ISP) xxx ms ???
>
> well... if this is the behaviour... the error is your side :-) the reply
> from a ping returns from the same interface that sent it... so if the
> answer comes from T1 ISP, the request was sent from that interface...
This is the case, and it happens for all traffic, not just a ping. But
it works on EVERYONE ELSE's system, just not the DSL ISP!
One thing I just found, by watching a TCPDUMP during an external ping: I
get a reply from my (t1) reply packet, saying "Admin Filter Prohibited".
> try adding a static route including your DSL ISP...
>
> something like
>
> ip route 64.65.0.0 255.225.0.0 64.65.206.162
I did the following:
route add -net 64.65.0.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 gw 64.65.206.1 eth1
Which works, as long as the source IP within the DSL network is within
64.65.x.x. However, I do have a DSL line that is on a different range
(yet the same ISP). I can make it work by doing the above command,
specifying that IP for the first set of numbers. But honestly, should I
have to do all this work, trying to figure all the IP addresses of my
DSL ISP just to make their networks work? It seems like there must be
another way.
Bob
