Re: [LARTC] Two Interfaces and two link

["Viaris" <bmeneses_beltran@hotmail.com>]

Hi Martin

This is my case
                    +--------------------+
   gateway          |                    |           gateway
    .201   <--------|     your box       |--------->  .233
              eth1  |                    |  eth0
  200.9.189.202/29  |                    |  165.98.111.234/29
                    +--------------------+
Hi Martin, sorry, I am beginning with iproute is my firs day.

I erase all my tables of routing and the rules and single add this "ip route
add 200.9.189.241 via 200.9.189.201", but when I make it that host  does not
have exit to Internet.

How can I do it?

Thanks in Advanced,

Regards

>  : IF-ETH0 --> 165.98.111.234 Gw 165.98.111.233 Netmask 255.255.255.248
>  : IF-ETH0 --> 200.9.189.202   GW 200.9.189.201  Netmask 255.255.255.248
>
> I presume from below that the second line here is actually eth1
>
>  : Host that I need to route is: 200.9.189.241
>
> Where do you need to route this host?  Is it reachable via 200.9.189.201?
> If so, then you need no "ip rule" commands:
>
> # ip route add 200.9.189.241 via 200.9.189.201
>
>  : ip route add 165.98.111.232 dev eth0 src 165.98.111.234 table T1
>  : ip route add default via 165.98.111.233 table T1
>  : ip route add 200.9.189.200 dev eth1 src 200.9.189.202 table T2
>  : ip route add default via 200.9.189.201 table T2
>
>  : echo 200 office_priv >> /etc/iproute2/rt_tables
>  : ip rule add from 200.9.189.241 table office_priv
>  : ip route add default via 200.9.189.202 dev eth1 table Pedro
>  : ip route flush cache
>
> What on earth are you trying to do here?  Where do you define table
> "Pedro"?  Why are you creating a default route to your own ethernet IP?
> (Hint:  this is distinctly not what you want.)
>
>  : Now, if I run the command route -n, the output is:
>
> The conventional "route -n" command does not show you anything other than
> the main routing table.  In order to observe your routing tables, you
> should use:
>
> # ip route show                    # -- table main is implied
> # ip route show table main         # -- or explicit
> # ip route show table office_priv  # -- or another table....
>
>  : All the traffic http is send to interface eth0, all work fine, But I
cant
>  : send any specific host fot the other interface (ETH1), since the host
>  : 200.9.189.241 I load the web pages http://visualroute.visualware.com/
in
>  : this site say that my Ip is 165.98.111.234, if I did the routing for
this
>  : host, Why the trafic of this host continue outgoing for the ETH0?, I
need
>  : that this host have outgoing in the interface ETH1.
>
> If you wish to reach the host 200.9.189.241 via eth1 then get rid of all
> of the "ip rule" cruft you have introduced, and use simply:
>
> # ip route add 200.9.189.241 via 200.9.189.201
>
> Good luck,
>
> -Martin
>
> --
> Martin A. Brown --- SecurePipe, Inc. --- mabrown@securepipe.com
>
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