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From: Kurt Jaeger <lists@complx.LF.net>
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Hi!

> to two different network providers. One is attached to a cable network and
> is used predominantly for a squid to get fast access to the net for web
> browsing. The other system is the general gateway with the publically visible
> addresses and is used for more general purpose things. (mail, dns, etc)
> 
> So, its time to retire the mail, dns gateway and ideally I'd like to
> consolidate the two systems into one. To do this I'd need some way to tell
> that single system to push its web traffic out one interface and everything
> else out another. Is there a way of doing this on fbsd or indeed is there
> a best way of doing this?

ipfw, "fwd" command and traffic rules as you need them.

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