Hi -
I have a router with two interfaces, each one to a different carrier. At
the router, my default gateway is to carrier #1. Well, the router is
connected directly to a Linux firewall box and I need, depending on the
source information of a packet, to route the packet to carrier #2.
I think that I can use the 'ip rule' and 'ip route' commands. As the
firewall default gateway is the router box, I think that I could set the
'nexthop' parameter at the 'ip route' command to do the correct output
interface routing when the packet arrives the router, using a command
like this:
ip route add default via *router-ip* nexthop via *router-device-2-ip*
But I get the following error:
*RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument*
What this could be?
Thanks,
Eduardo
mailto:sombrabr@ig.com.br
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