Re: Tie UDP reply to incoming interface

On Sep 16, 5:37 am, David Schwartz <dav...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

What is your original problem? All you did was state a proposed
solution and asked how to implement it. You never stated a problem.
Why do you want to tie a UDP reply to an incoming interface, rather
than sending it on the best interface to reach its destination? If you
do want to send it on the best interface to reach its destination, why
isn't your routing table doing that?

Ahh, I see from your other post clarifying. You need source address
based routing. See my other reply.

DS
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