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Adding static routes to a network
This may help me do what I'm looking for, but I'm such a noob, that it's confusing to me. I have an XServe running on a T-1 on the first ethernet port. I have a cable modem plugged directly into the second ethernet port. The T-1 line is where all the normal traffic comes from, ie. web, email, file serving, etc. I'd like for my remote clients to perform rsync backups to the cable modem interface. I'd also like the XServe to perform it's offsite rsync backup to a G4 at one of the remote locations. The G4 is setup the same way, the primary ethernet is plugged into the office LAN, a second network card is plugged directly into a cable modem. I'd like to keep the rsync traffic all going through the cable modems. Can I accomplish this with your hint or a modification of it? Thanks in advance!
Adding static routes to a network
The critical difference between your setup and mine is that you are using cable modems (and, I assume, the cable company's IP addresses & DNS) for your second port, where I went with the slower dial-up modems, where I have control over the the IP addresses & DNS. Another difference is that I have two LANs that I am linking together, where you have a number of single machines at various points. I don't think that my hint will be of much help to you.
Adding static routes to a network
Hi,
Adding static routes to a network
Nah, you'd have to figure out which networks your games communicated with, and route those to one NIC or the other |
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