Imcoming packets for multiple uplinks/providers

Hi,
This is my linux box configuration.

- - - - - - - NIC0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - >local
- - - - - - - NICa - - - - - -GateWayA - - - ISPa- - -| > Internet
- - - - - - - NICb - - - - - -GateWayB - - - ISPb- - -| > Internet

I am wondering which route the incoming packets will come through, what's
the rule?
Any help will be appreciated.

Jason

In article <bfis2i$32r$(E-Mail Removed)>, Jason wrote:
> - - - - - - - NIC0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - >local
> - - - - - - - NICa - - - - - -GateWayA - - - ISPa- - -| > Internet
> - - - - - - - NICb - - - - - -GateWayB - - - ISPb- - -| > Internet
>
> I am wondering which route the incoming packets will come through, what's
> the rule?

"/sbin/route -n" will tell you.

The iproute2 package will let you do wonderful things with this setup.
You can set it up with load balancing to effectively add your bandwidth
together.
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