Re: Routing on one NIC?

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From: Igor Sobrado
Date: Sunday, March 25, 2007 - 6:27 am

Hi Lachlan.

What you are looking for is usually called "router on a stick".
Perhaps you can use some binat rules to specify bidirectional
mappings between external netblocks and the internal aliases.

Don't know why you are doing it, however.  The only time I made
a "router on a stick" was on my Cisco 2501.  Honestly, this set up
is an ugly workaround.

Cheers,
Igor.
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Re: Routing on one NIC?, Igor Sobrado, (Sun Mar 25, 6:27 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, Jason Dixon, (Sun Mar 25, 7:10 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, bofh, (Sun Mar 25, 7:38 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, Jason Dixon, (Sun Mar 25, 8:08 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, bofh, (Sun Mar 25, 8:24 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, Jason Dixon, (Sun Mar 25, 8:41 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, J.C. Roberts, (Sun Mar 25, 9:21 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, Jason Dixon, (Sun Mar 25, 9:27 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, J.C. Roberts, (Sun Mar 25, 10:44 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, Jason Dixon, (Sun Mar 25, 11:09 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, J.C. Roberts, (Sun Mar 25, 11:43 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, rc, (Mon Mar 26, 12:25 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, Lachlan Gunn, (Mon Mar 26, 12:55 am)
Re: Routing on one NIC?, Siju George, (Mon Mar 26, 1:14 am)