> > 200.0.0.x netA
> > \_____________ linux ip router -> internal lan.
> > /
> > 100.0.0.x netB
> >
> >
> > i need the linux ip router box to send packets for netA to netA with a
> > source address in netA, and for netB to netB from netB.
> One way to make this is to use "src" option on all the routes
> going to netA and netB.
>
there's something fishy then. i'll work up what i have on a system and put it
forth for review.
> > also, is there a way to flush rule tables? not singular, but the entire
> > thing save the local/main/253?
>
> Does shell script flushing all the tables with
> "ip route flush table $tableid" not work?
# ip ru a to 207.213.15.244 lookup 123
# ip ru s
0: from all lookup local
32765: from all to 207.213.15.244 lookup 123
32766: from all lookup main
32767: from all lookup 253
# ip route flush table 32765
Error: argument "32765" is wrong: table id value is invalid
# ip ru d table 32765
Error: argument "32765" is wrong: invalid table ID
i must specify some part of the selector to delete that rule. there have been
some rules i put in in the past where not all the relevant information is
shown on the rule list and i don't have the add command in my history so i
couldn't remove it. i had to reboot.
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