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Routing based on dport

 
 
bill davidsen
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      10-17-2003, 06:23 PM
I have a system with connections to two ISPs, meaning two NICs
connecting to two boundary routers, each of which could be used as a
default route.

For various reasons I really want to force packets out one interface or
the other based on the destination port. The discussion of why is long
and the short form is "it fits the client's needs."

Any clever solutions? Firewall is a 2.4.recent kernel, probably RH9.0
stock unless there's a really good reason to use something else.

Oh, and a third connection will be added in the next few months, again
for various valid but non-technical reasons.

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