Hello all, I have a linux machine that I am using as a masquerading router. The network setup goes something like this: Workstations: 172.16.* Linux (internal ethernet eth1): 172.16.1.2 Linux (external ethernet eth0): 10.x.x.a " " " eth0:0): 10.x.x.b " " " eth0:1): 10.x.x.c ... up to eth0:4, 10.x.x.f What I would like to do is set up masquerading so I can specify which external interface (ie. IP) each internal IP is masqueraded to based on its IP. For example, I could map my own workstation (172.16.1.12) to 10.x.x.b, some other workstation to 10.x.x.c, and everything else to 10.x.x.a. I've got the everything else case up and running fine, but I would also like to specify IP. I know I could do this by using the 10.x.x.x IPs on the internal machines and routing them straight, but unfortunately these machines run windows and cannot have multiple IPs on a single ethernet..:( I'm currently running kernel version 2.2.1, with ipchains version 1.3.8. Thanks for any help Drew Bowering - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-net" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
