Questions tagged [policy-routing]

Policy-Based-Routing is a more complex form of the ordinary routing table

With Policy-Based-Routing you can formulate specific rules to get your packets routed different than the normal main routing table.

You can define rules upon source or destination address as well as even more complex situations using fwmarks and iptable's mangle:PREROUTING chain which empowers you with all possibilities that iptables grants you.

Policy-Based-Routing can also be used to merge Multi-Link PPP uplinks and/or Load-Balancing as well as traffic shaping.

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Problems with routing

I have issue achieving this: A-->B-->C-->internet (doing A--C-->internet is working) A: client lan: 192.168.57.0/24 (example 192.168.57.50) B: ubuntu GW eth0: 172.10.0.1 (/24, default gw:172.10.0.254) eth1: 192.168.57.1 (/24) eth3 10.152.152.0…
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How to redirect specific outgoing packet from one physical interface to another one in Linux?

In the linux bridge br100 of 1 linux host, vnet0 is the interface connecting 1 internal linux VM. br100 is 1 linux bridge, which has 3 IP addresses: 10.11.13.1/24 is the GW of linux VM (the VM has internal address 10.11.13.2/24 in…
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