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From: pflores@alpha1.phoenix.net (Paul Flores)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: Re: Dual Ethernet Cards
Date: 15 Sep 1996 13:54:51 GMT
Organization: Phoenix Data Net (713) 486-8337 http://www.phoenix.net
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Geoff Mohler (gemohler@phoenix.net) wrote:
: I have two ethernet cards in my FTP server.
: My initial card, has of course, a default route.
: I want to issue routing commands to the second interface,
: but without forwarding them to the primary interface.
: How can I have two cards, and two default gateways with
: FreeBSD 2.1.5.
I think a more precise way of stating this is:
Given this setup: NET
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/-----/Cisco/-----/
| |
| |
E1 FreeBSD E2
How can I configure the box so that traffic comming to E2 doesn't try
and route back to the destination via E1 (Which is the Network with my
default gateway). An obvious solution would be to implement 2 defaults,
but this does not seem to be implemented.
Another solution would be to try setting up BGP on the FreeBSD machine,
but this seems excessive.
Ideas anyone?
Paul Flores
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