Hey everybody;<br><br>I don't know why I'm having a brain fart, but after trying to remember how to go about this, I figured I'd see if some wiser heads can prevail in helping out.<br><br>Here's the situation:
<br><br>I have one linux box that is the final destination for three distinct networks all arriving via different interfaces. Example:<br><br>Eth0 - 192.168.1.x<br>Eth1 - 12.24.9.x (made up examples)<br>Eth2 - 64.29.223.x
(made up example)<br><br>These interfaces are connected to different providers.<br><br>The short question - How can I set up the routing tables so that traffic received on Eth1 leaves via eth1 and traffic received via eth2 leaves via eth2?
<br><br>What's happening now is that when I make a request for service on one of eth1 or eth2, the packet wants to leave on the default gateway for the box, which is connected to eth0.<br><br><br>Thanks<br><br>Brad<br>