BlankLinux kernel has ip forwarding/routing built in. You might wan't to
check out the firewall-howto and ip-masquerading howto on the net. These
will get you thru the basics of setting up the routing tables on a linux box
to act as a internet gateway. Since you know cisco and routing, you will
basically just need to learn new commands to do things. There are a lot of
things that can be done easily using cisco, but can be tricky under linux!
Ambar
----- Original Message -----
I am facing a problem regarding my Router (CISCO).
Due to the ISP change, its no longer in use. I want to configure my a Red
Hat Linux server to act as a router to my internet, in which i can control
my bandwidth to the users and also restrict some of the users to go to the
internet.
I am a Cisco engineer & the IOS of Cisco routers are very easy for doing the
same, but I haven't configured a Linux Server as a router to the Internet.
Can anyone tell me or give me some document for how to configure a Linux
server to act as a router and also if there are any software which has a
functionality as a Cisco IOS.
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