Never mind, I found the solution and it is working properly now.
I am using an ifconfig alias on my dc0 interface as part of our internal
subnet. I just added a route from the 50.x.x.x/xx subnet to that internal
ip alias on my dc0 and now traffic is routed over the enc0 interface.
Thanks anyways!
-Matt-
I have an IPSEC tunnel on OpenBSD3.8 to a cisco3000 concentrator.
I am able to successfully reach several subnets through the tunnel,
however one of the sites I need to reach through the tunnel is in
the range of 50.0.0.0/8. So I setup a flow to it in my
/etc/isakmpd/ipsec.conf file, but when I try to access one of the addresses
in that range traffic gets sent out over my public IP and default route to
the internet instead of through the tunnel. I am assuming this is because
50.0.0.0/8 is not an internal IP range. I have no control over the remote
site's IP scheme so I can't change that.
Is there any way to route access to these IP's over my enc0 device?
