On Sun, 20 Sep 1998, Deling, Charles wrote:
> # the next four lines stop the 12.0.0.0/8 from going out the
> default route
> ignore tcp tcp.dest&255.0.0.0=12.0.0.0
> ignore udp udp.dest&255.0.0.0=12.0.0.0
> ignore tcp ip.daddr&255.0.0.0=12.0.0.0
> ignore tcp icmp.dest&255.0.0.0=12.0.0.0
This shouldn't be necessary. The default route is checked last, so if
there is a special route for 12.0.0.0/8, those packets will go to the
special route, not the default route. What does /sbin/route say?
> Note that I used one modem for one service provider and a second
> for the second service provider. I would like to be able to set it up
> so that either modem will dial either service provider. This would be
> useful one of the modems failed.
There is a package to enable modem sharing over a network ... sorry, I
can't remember the name right now ... it may be able to help you assign
modems dynamically.
Ed
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