LARTC - Mar 2004 - How to route internal addresses?

Hey,
i have the following problem/question:
how can i route internal addresses?
my setup is sumthing like 
__________   __________
192.168.1.0 | |192.168.2.0
                  | |
            |---------------|
            |               |
            | linux box |
            |---------------|
 
and the linux box will not route between theese internal addresses (because
they''re non-routable i guess). I am now using nat but that complicates
my config alot.
Do you have any ideea on how to fool the linux machine into routing this
addresses?
thank you
(if i said anything stupid, sorry :)

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Sorry to bother you, it was because of a typo :)

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Although the original question was retracted, this
does bring up an ionteresting point - how to make
Linux treat certain IP ranges on certain devices as
though it were a hub or switch, rather than a router,
and/or route over the remainder.

This is a much more specific and complex problem than
merely copying traffic over via a bridge, as it means
you can have the following scenario:

Subnets A, B, C come in on card X
Subnets D, E come in on card Y
Subnet F comes in on card Z

A goes to Y as per a hub, but routes to Z
B goes to Y, Z as a switch
The remainder are routed over all

Arguably, hub/switch dynamics is beyond the scope of a
routing list, but nobody can argue that this isn''t an
advanced problem in networking.


--- Serban Murariu <smurariu2@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hey,
> i have the following problem/question:
> how can i route internal addresses?
> my setup is sumthing like 

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