Shorewall users - Jun 2002 - multiple gateways

My T3 line has two different networks coming down the same pipe.  Eventualy 
the same phisycal cable is going to my firewall.

When shorewall starts up I have an option to let it add IP addresses to my 
eth0.  This is all good, but is there a way to have shorewall add addresses 
that it finds in the NAT file but with the different gateway (not a default 
gw).  I can easily do it via a file in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts, by 
specifying GATEWAY=x.x.x.x, but hopefully this feature is built in the 
shorewall.

I dont need to route on the same interface, just want to assign it two 
networks with two gateways.

Thanks. I hope I explaind myself.

VV

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On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Val Vechnyak wrote:
> My T3 line has two different networks coming down the same pipe.  Eventualy
> the same phisycal cable is going to my firewall.
>
> When shorewall starts up I have an option to let it add IP addresses to my
> eth0.  This is all good, but is there a way to have shorewall add addresses
> that it finds in the NAT file but with the different gateway (not a default
> gw).  I can easily do it via a file in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts, by
> specifying GATEWAY=x.x.x.x, but hopefully this feature is built in the
> shorewall.
>
It is not -- Shorewall adds the addresses in the nat file -- it doesn''t
have any notion of default gateways.

-Tom
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