Configuring Multiple Default Routes in Linux
Configuring Multiple Default Routes in Linux November 19, 2007 – 4:14 am Posted in Linux Tagged Linux, multiple routes, routing Assume you have a Linux system with more than one network interface card (NIC) — say eth0 and eth1. By default, administrators can define a single, default route (on eth0). However, if you receive traffic (i.e., ICMP pings) on eth1, the return traffic will go out eth0 by
LiNUX Horizon - Linux Advanced Routing mini HOWTO
This page is a small HOWTO about the advanced linux routing... First of all let me tell you where you can find the best source of information about the advanced routing under Linux. Most of you probably know or heard about the Linux Advanced Routing & Traffic Control site. There you can see a very comprehensive source of knowledge based not only on documentation but by easy to understand examples.
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