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From: Maciek Musial <erryk@petex1.petex.bielsko.pl>
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Subject: changing the source address for packets
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Hello

I've got the following problem:
I have freeBSD server (4.0R) connected to CISCO 1700. The router is
connected to two nets (let's call'em net1 & net2). I want to change
the source address for packets going out from the server, depending of
the destination address (default, every packet is going throught net1
<with source address from class in net1>, but packets with destination
address from net2 are going throuth net2 with changed source address
for one from class in net2). The router himself organize routing to
bouth classes, so the change of source address will do so called
"dynamic routing"

I know, there is a command in linux, whitch make this,
ip route add <destination> via <router> src <source address>

is something like this in FreeBSD ?

Thanks for all sugestions or any informations

Maciej Musial



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