Re: route/nat

From: Tauno Voipio (tauno.voipio_at_iki.fi.NOSPAM.invalid)
Date: 10/20/05

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    Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 06:00:16 GMT

    Hendrik Greving wrote:
    > Hi,
    >
    > I have a gateway which routes/nat my LAN traffic to a vpn (vpnc) tunnel.
    > This tunnel goes to university which blocks many ports. On the other
    > hand, there's a backup connection which can be used on the regular
    > interface (in my case eth1) which is open.
    >
    > So
    > currently everything goes to vpnlink (vpnc interface)
    >
    > In order to bypass the ports blockers,
    >
    > Can I make connections using a certain port go through the eth1 interface?
    > Can I make all traffic of a certain IP to be routed to the eth1 interface?

    Please note that many VPN systems disable other network
    traffic for the duration of the tunnel connection. This
    is done to prevent sneak paths around the organization's
    firewall (probably the thing you're trying to achieve). 

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Tauno Voipio
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