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From: srg <srgqwerty@telefonica.net>
Subject: Re: Support for asymmetric routing?
Date: Sat, 19 Feb 2005 22:42:50 +0100
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To: Jeff McCarthy <intel1914a@yahoo.com>
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Jeff:

I think that there is a project called "ct_sync" that does exactly this.
Also, I think (not sure) that this is part of the netfilter project.

Jeff McCarthy wrote:

>I would like to configure 2 linux boxes for use with
>asymmetric routing. Is there a way to share state
>tables between 2 different linux boxes? If traffic
>goes out through one linux box I want to be able to
>allow it back through another box, based on state
>information. 
>
>I found the netfilter-ha trunk but not sure if that
>will do what I need.
>
>Thanks,
>
>--Jeff
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