I guess I don't understand.
Here are the interfaces again:
Eth0 - aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd (Valid IP Address)
Wan0 - 192.168.104.2 <--> ISP IF 192.168.104.1 <--> Internet
Packets originating from the machine with a non-local destination are
assigned the address from the Wan0 interface.
Forwarding is turned on and packets coming in the Eth0 interface go out the
Wan0 interface. This part works.
> 1. Configure it on loopback.
How would this work?
> 2. Or configure alias on Wan0 with address, which you desire to use
> and route to internet through this alias.
I don't think this solves the problem that packets originating from that
host are assigned the address of the Wan0 interface.
> 3. Or set link scope on this address with
> ip addr add <bad address> scope link dev Wan0
> then it will be used only to communicate to provider.
I really don't understand this at all. How does one set the link scope?
> 4. Or... lots of ways, provided some fantasy applied. 8)
>
> Alexey
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