Re: Multiple ISP's and traffic shaping

2003-05-24 Thread Maurice Lucas
On Fri, 2003-05-23 at 11:44, Bastian Winkler wrote: > hi, > > it should work if you if you use iproute and iptables. > > add ISP0 and ISP1 to /etc/iproute2/rt_tables > > make a default route for each table: > > ip route add default via $ISP0 table ISP0 > ip route add default via $ISP1 table IS

Re: Multiple ISP's and traffic shaping

2003-05-23 Thread Bastian Winkler
hi, it should work if you if you use iproute and iptables. add ISP0 and ISP1 to /etc/iproute2/rt_tables make a default route for each table: ip route add default via $ISP0 table ISP0 ip route add default via $ISP1 table ISP1 then let your linux-box know when to use the tables: ip rule add fwm

RE: Multiple ISP's and traffic shaping

2003-05-22 Thread Christian Storch
First I think you need one linux server for every LAN - - so you wouldn't need some kind of source routing (I only knew it from cisco IOS). Second you have to let your routing table to realize a link has gone down. For that you have three basic possibilities: - you have a routing protocol which wo