Re: ip route problem
- From: "dwed" <dwedwick@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Oct 2006 16:28:58 -0800
Is the Linux box set up for forwarding? By default, it is not unless
you explicitly set it by doing like:
echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
vrankom@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi,
I have this problem...
I woudl like to do something like this:
net1 <---> A e1 <---> eth0 <---> linux <----> eth1 <---> e2 (B) e3<--->
net2
where:
net1 172.24.132.0/24
A cisco router
e1 172.24.130.5/30
eth0 172.24.130.6/30
eth1 172.24.129.5/30
B cisco router (dynamic routing)
e2 172.24.129.6/30
e3 172.24.131.1
net2 172.24.131.0/24
I want to access net2 from net1
there is static routing set on A: 172.24.131.0/24 via eth0
then there is 172.24.132.0/24 via eth0
and 172.24.131.0/24 via e2
i can ping net1 and net2 from linux box, I can't from net1 to net2 nor
from net2 to net1...
what else should I add to routing table ?
thnx for reply
V.
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