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From: "Kevin S. Brackett" <ksb@abyss.net>
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Subject: ipfw and two different interfaces
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I have a strange situation, I have two internet accessable interfaces
(ppp0 and ed1), ppp0 is the main interface with a subnet of ips attached
to it, what i want to do is have all incoming traffic come as it normally
would via ppp0, but then have all outbound traffic be redirected out via 
ed1... how would I do this?

thanks,
- kevin

PS, please CC to me as i'm not on this list, TIA


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