[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> > Could you verify following rule
> >
> > ip rule add dev eth0 table 1
> > ip rule add dev eth1 table 2
> > ip rule add dev eth2 table 3
> > ip route add default table 1 dev eth0
> > ip route add default table 2 dev eth1
> > ip route add default table 3 dev eth2
> >
> > (My intension is that the packet from eth0 goes to eth0,
> > the packet from eth1 goes to eth1, and
> > the packet from eth2 goes to eth2. etc...)
> >
> > But it doen't work. What's wrong?
>
> This configuration really must bounce all the packets.
Hmm,, After receiving your reply, I investigate network packets..
I found that all packets comes from only one interface (Last
configured interface)
When I checked other hosts and routers, they have the same MAC address
with
different IP address. I think that the routers send packets to
multiple
interface evenly (CISCO FastSwitching), but the Ethernet Frames have
the
same DESTINATION MAC ADDRESS for NEXTHOP. (IMHO)
So, if MAC address (ifconfig shows different MAC address, but other
End nodes have
the same MAC address in ARP-CACHE) problem were resolved, the IPROUTE
RULE for
bouncer might be work.
Thanks for your reply...
-- Jaeho Yang.
>
> For me it is not clear, what you call "does work" 8)
> Make tcpdump, please.
>
> Alexey
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