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Hi An earlier post sited the following links as helpful for setting up multiple external IPs: http://selab.edu.ms/twiki/bin/view/Networking/MultihomedLinuxNetworking http://selab.edu.ms/twiki/bin/view/Networking/RoutesKeeperProject I''ve tried repeatedly to follow these links, but they seem to be dead. Does anyone have this information that they could share, or know where else I can find it? Many thanks

Hello, Currently running Kernel 2.4.31 with iptables 1.3.3 i-----------i i R1 i--------i i-----------i i i-----------i i-- i S1 i i-----------i i i-----------i i R2 i---------i

I''ve managed to get myself confused with what is probably quite simple so if there''s any definitive documentation then please give me pointers. I''ve read and tried the nano.txt document, that''s what I''ve based my current setup on and it isn''t working at the moment. I have two external links, a DSL link on eth1 and a cable link on eth2.

Hi, There''s some very silly mistake i''ve done in my configuration. I did by reading material on web. I''m enclosing my configuration script below. The problem is its not routing the trafic from other interface in case the first interface is down....which should be the wright case. Kindly please guide me what i can do to make it work..dynamically.. Also there is a

I just stumped on the following project: http://selab.edu.ms/twiki/bin/view/Networking/RoutesKeeperProject From the page: > Free as in GPL: Yes, it''s very important, we all love Mr. Richard > Stallman • Load balancing: Use unlimited number of internet > connections simultaneously • Fail over: You still get persistent > internet access although some of your connections stop wo...

Hi all, ive got 2 internet connections set up via the nano howto (which are working great) and we are running NAT. Was looking in to qos mainly to stop large http downloads/ftp downloads from hogging the line so that browsing for other users doesnt slow to a crawl, but if the line is free and no one is doing anything then for it to use the available bandwith. The wondershaper sounded exactly what