On Tue, 15 Jan 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Recently I gave eql a try to spread load across two links that I > controlled both ends of. I had lots of problems and I believe eql has > not been actively maintained in the kernel for a long time. The > enslaving of links works for outbound, but not for inbound traffic. I > was able to use the /proc/.../rp_filter set to 0 to allow the > backtraffic through, but it was in no way 'balanced'. >
But my problem is how to split traffic to the Internet via two devices. The first one, eth0 is a wireless device, the second one tunl0 is a IP tunnel (which I have to set up yet) via a ppp0 device on another machine (the ppp0 connects to an ISP). The main idea is how to add more bandwidth to that eth0 using the modem, but I don't want to have a lot of editing on the firewall/NAT scripts (that are already on the machine which has the eth0). Oki
