On 12 Sep 2003, Steve Wright wrote:
[...]
> The following will route each *packet* out a different port.
>
> ip route add equalize default \
> nexthop via DSL1-IP dev eth1 \
> nexthop via DSL2-IP dev eth1
>
>
> If you remove the word "equalize", then it will send each alternate tcp
> stream out each port.
>
> DSLn-IP are the addresses of your DSL connections, and eth1 is the
> assumed local interface pointing at your DSL modems.
I haven't used this feature... how does "equalize" interact with NAT? It
would seem to be counterproductive to split tcp streams in the presence of
NAT, since that could present a confusing data stream to the destination
machine. That would seem to be most valuable for non-NAT configurations,
particularly when you have control over routers at the point where the
data streams merge again closer to your destination.
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