Leonard den Ottolander wrote: > If you'ld use a public IP for eth0 on the router the router itself couldn't > be talking to the outside world, so masquerading would fail. I am not sure if > plain routing would work, although I think this might work if the Cisco > supports routing local addresses. They might be designed to prevent this > though (just an idea). They might be designed that way... Does anyone know? Because I got an other idea: I could specify _two_ ip addresses for eth0. One being private and talking with the CISCO and another being a public address belonging to the net128/m128 and doing the masquerading. Regards, peter _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
- Re: simple routing proble... Leonard den Ottolander
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- Re: simple routing proble... David Brett
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- Re: simple routing proble... David Brett
- Re: simple routing proble... Peter Peltonen
- Re: simple routing proble... Leonard den Ottolander
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- Re: simple routing proble... Leonard den Ottolander
- Re: simple routing proble... Glen Lee Edwards
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- Re: simple routing proble... Glen Lee Edwards
- RE: simple routing problem Leonard den Ottolander
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- Re: simple routing problem Leonard den Ottolander
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