Re: ipchains question

[Eduardo Gargiulo <egargiulo@netscape.net>]

Lars Hallberg wrote:
> But this is TWO Ethernet cards (eth0 & eth1). I might have missed
> the point of the (eth1:0 Real_IP3) interface, but is not the other
> one (eth1 Internal_IP1) suposed to be used for Masquerade?
> 
> /Lars
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Yes, only eth1 is used for masquerading. May be aliasing is the best
solution. Can I use other ipchains rules with aliased interfaces
(eth1:0)?

# ipchains -A forward -i eth1:0 -d $REAL_IP/32 23 -y -l -j REJECT

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