Kalin,
Did you add a specific route for the alternative network? I know
this may sound crazy but for whatever reason Macs don't override the
default route automatically. You would think that any attached
ethernet device would be considered a best route to that LAN however I
have had experience otherwise.
i did. with the interface. but that apparently doesn't matter.
a few tests with route get were enough to realize that the B network is
not really having it's own default route.
so i just switched the cards around. now en0 is the external ip and en1
is the 192.168.x.x. and the default route is the one for the B network...
it works a desired now....
thanks for the idea....
Cheers,
Mikel King
CEO, Olivent Technologies
Senior Editor, Daemon News
Columnist, BSD Magazine
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