Re: Is this possible?

[Fisher Alex <Alex.Fisher@uk.thalesgroup.com>]

> However, if someone is adamant that you need to set up network
connectivity 
> between machines with such an unfriendly combination of IP addresses, I 
> suggest you simply set up multiple host-specific routes on the netflter 
> machine, telling it where to find each different 192.168.0.* destination 
> address, and don't have a standard 192.168.0.0/24 route on that system.

Unfortunately, this is exactly what I can't do :(  This is because there 
are two of each 192.168.0.* IP address.  The original destination IP 
address has to taken into account when determining whether packets route 
through eth1 or eth2.

I like the idea of MARKing the packets before they are routed.  DNATing 
them and then routing based on how they were previously MARKed.  As I 
get more comfortable with this (assuming nobody claims I'm trying to do 
the impossible), I'll try and put together some rules I might use to 
accomplish this.

Al
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