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Internal subnets restricted to specific external interfaces

mrainey
I have a site where there are 2 internal subnets. Each subnet needs to use a specific external interface. From the firewall I can traceroute to the Internet over either interface, but from the network, I can access the Internet only over the original External Interface. When connected to the 2nd subnet and using the second interface for the gateway, I am going nowhere.


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    I bet you can bridge that DSL modem to get a public IP on eth2.  Two multipath rules should do what you want with no Static Routing required.

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    The Telco says they will not bridge mode a router with a /30 subnet, I would have to upgrade to a /29. It's extra expense and a waste of IP addresses and I was hoping to find away around it. That's what I had to do for the first one.
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    The Telco says they will not bridge mode a router with a /30 subnet, I would have to upgrade to a /29. It's extra expense and a waste of IP addresses and I was hoping to find away around it. That's what I had to do for the first one.
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