From: Ben Russo <ben@umialumni.com>
To: Andrew Magnus <xanadian9@hotmail.com>
Cc: netfilter@lists.netfilter.org
Subject: Re: Link redundance question
Date: 10 Nov 2002 20:40:16 -0500 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <1036978816.1246.6.camel@athlon.home.foo> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <F91A4h4dMDbl71Ri4wX0000614a@hotmail.com>
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> What I'm trying to do is this: if the high speed connection goes down
(which it seems to do
> frequently :-P ) I want iptables to default to the dialup connection.
And vice versa (I have
> iptables set up to use a particular link for a particular service).
Is this possible? And if it is
> possible, how do I do it/where do I look to learn/etc. Thanks.
Let's say that your internal interface is eth0, your WAN is eth1, and
your modem is ppp0
You can set up your iptables rules so that instead of referring to "-i
eth1" or "-i ppp0"
they refer to "-i ! eth0"
As far as changing your routes, that is not up to iptables, that is up
to the way that you
programatically determine if the WAN interface is up.
-Ben.
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2002-11-11 1:18 Link redundance question Andrew Magnus
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