Hello All,
Need pointed to the right "how-to" and some pointers if you have em....I
have a box with multiple Ethernet cards, and I would like to set them up so
that each card reacts as if it were a separate server machine...i.e.
eth0(mail), eth1(ftp), eth2(web)....and each receiving and SENDING the
packets that they are responsible for.
All three cards have the same destination route and default gateway
(0.0.0.0) and all three cards receive packets correctly, but when it come to
the transmission of packets, I'm having some trouble.
Here is how I would like it to respond.....If eth1(ftp) gets a request
packet, then eth1(ftp) sends the response packet....
With the linux routing table, the response packet gets sent through
eth2(web)...all three cards have the same destination route and eth2(web) is
the first listed on the routing table.
I also cannot ping eth0 and eth1 internally......I can just ping
eth2..the first listed on the routing table.
It would seem that if I could give each card its own routing
table.....................
Please point me in the right direction!
Thanks in advance
Kevin
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