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...network drive and connect as root. I can scan the directory but it will not let me "clean" the users file unless I have write access to other eg chmod o+w. If I create a file on the users directory, the resultant file is owned by root with a group of other. Any ideas. David Perron PMSI Nepean, ON, Canada

Hi there, Last week I got load balancing working between our 2 lans and 2 adsl connections. This script here is how I set it up. A tad excessive stipulating the eth setup at the beginning, but I wanted it all in one script. The firewall config was more taxing, but it is perfectly possible to allow incoming services on either ISP connection and route it back over the correct one, just need to write

Hi, I have setup a Linux box similar to the load balanced method in the LARTC guide(conns: LAN,DMZ,ISP1,ISP2). When running clients like Jabber/MSN it seems like the route gets lost in the table after a while. What can I change to increase the "tracking" time in the tables?? Cheers, Daniel. _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list / LARTC@mailman.ds9a.nl

Hi, Before I delve into trying to get this to work I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions. I was thinking of pinging the next-hop after our routers(ie the ISPs routers) and checking to see if the connection is down. If that is the case then updating the ip routes to not use that connection until it is fixed. Also flushing the connection tables for the routing so as the remembered routes

Hi there, I am having issues with inbound connections to our DMZ webserver. It is behind a firewall/gateway setup to load balance over 2 ISP connections and DNAT the requests to the DMZ address (10.0.0.x). But for some reason the connection is going into the firewall and then being routed out of the other connection rather than to the DMZ. Not 100% of the time, but enough to cause issues! Anyone