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Im tired..yet i do this all day and im stuck.. My gateway ip address is 192.168.22.1 i have a debian box connected via eth0 to the gateway via a switch,, ...
  1. 01-08-2007 #1
    aliosa27
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    Simple routing question

    Im tired..yet i do this all day and im stuck..

    My gateway ip address is 192.168.22.1

    i have a debian box connected via eth0 to the gateway via a switch,,

    eth0's ip is 192.168.22.60

    this box has a second card eth1

    eth1's ip addres is 192.168.22.61

    ip forwarding is enabled..

    i need to forward traffic on the 192.168.22.0 subnet through eth1 to eth0..so it can get to 192.168.22.1

    any route commands would help!!
    thanks
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    I you have multiple network cards on your system every card has to belong to a different network/IP range. But .22.60 and .22.61 belong to the same network!
    "Really, I'm not out to destroy Microsoft. That will just be a completely unintentional side effect." Linus Benedict Torvalds
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