On 02/03/06 21:32 D said the following:
on freebsd box such a simple situation(see below) seems to be pretty complicated: ISP1[10.10.10.1][1Mbps]<-------------------->[ME-em0][10.10.10.10] ISP2[11.11.11.1][8Mbps]---------------------->[ME-em1][11.11.11.11] default route 10.10.10.1 any traffic "from ME to ISP2" will fail or will be redirected via ISP1.
what exactly does 'netstat -rn' show ?
alternative routing function should allow us to add another static route: default route 11.11.11.1
freebsd doesnt yet support multiple default routes, though you could use something like CARP and pf to implement some sort of load balancing/redundant link architecture.
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