Routing Issue Between 2 Network Cards

Routing Issue Between 2 Network Cards

[sarky]

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Hi all 

I have a machine with 2 Network Cards 
Hub: 192.116.121.2 upto 127 is attached
Ether1: 192.116.121.119 subnet:255.255.255.128
Ether2: 192.116.121.120 subnet:255.255.255.128
Gateway:192.116.121.1

I want to route all incoming from the Hub through 119 out of 120 into the Gateway the reason for such  a thing is so i can filter all the incomings and outgoings through that point.

Attached is a Diagram just to show what i have.

Thank you

Sarky

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Re: Routing Issue Between 2 Network Cards

[Michael J. Tubby B.Sc. (Hons) G8TIC]

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Sarky,

I don't think this is going to work... both of your IP addresses on
the ethernet cards fall inside the *same* network block if you
use the subnet masks that you have.

This is a basic IP networking issues that you have to resolve
first.

Mike



  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: sarky 
  To: netfilter 
  Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2003 11:05 PM
  Subject: Routing Issue Between 2 Network Cards


  Hi all 

  I have a machine with 2 Network Cards 
  Hub: 192.116.121.2 upto 127 is attached
  Ether1: 192.116.121.119 subnet:255.255.255.128
  Ether2: 192.116.121.120 subnet:255.255.255.128
  Gateway:192.116.121.1

  I want to route all incoming from the Hub through 119 out of 120 into the Gateway the reason for such  a thing is so i can filter all the incomings and outgoings through that point.

  Attached is a Diagram just to show what i have.

  Thank you

  Sarky

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