[clug] A Routing problem

Stephen Hodgman steve at namsys.com.au
Wed Oct 20 09:38:52 GMT 2004


I have a question regarding routing.  I have a linux system with three 
interfaces say eth0, eth1 & eth2

On eth0 is network 123.123.123.0/24 (say)
I want traffic entering eth1, destined for 123.123.123.0/24 to be routed 
to eth0 - always
I want traffic entering from eth2 destined for 123.123.123.0/24 to be 
routed to eth2 - always
The reason is that there is a route either way but I only want one 
device to route directly.

Can this be done?  It seems to require routing tables based on source 
address/interface.
I would appreciate knowing how this can be done.
TIA.

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