I have a local private Class C network in my home office. My linux box
connects to my ISP via dial-up PPP and uses IP-Masq so that the rest of the
network can access the Internet. All is well and good.
I am adding a router to connect via ISDN to the main office. I plan on using
IP Aliasing so that my Linux box can sit on both my local private network and
the remote main office network.
The question is how to deal with the default route? When connected to the main
office through the router, all packets should route by default through the
router. When connected to my ISP, the default route should be through the
ISP. How do I do this?
Thanx!
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