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Hello!

    I'm having a * routing problem with two networks that I am trying to
connect over a ppp connection.  I am able to get the ppp connection to work
(between two linux machines), but I am unable to get them to route packets.
The "defaultroute" entries set up in the routing table do not solve the
problem, and I have also tried entries that specifically route packets to
the appropriate subnets:  Router 1:(192.168.2.0-->ppp0, 192.168.1.0-->eth0)
and Router 2:(192.168.1.0-->ppp0,192.168.2.0-->eth0).  If anyone with a
similar setup could describe the routing system they use I would be very
grateful.  If I am doing something else wrong, please advise.

Thanks,

David Flory

i need more info's    netmask and so on...

but look in /proc/sys/net/ipv4 ip_forward or so if there is a 1 all ok
if there is 0 do a echo 1>ip_forward...

David Flory schrieb:

Quote:

> Hello!

>     I'm having a * routing problem with two networks that I am trying to
> connect over a ppp connection.  I am able to get the ppp connection to work
> (between two linux machines), but I am unable to get them to route packets.
> The "defaultroute" entries set up in the routing table do not solve the
> problem, and I have also tried entries that specifically route packets to
> the appropriate subnets:  Router 1:(192.168.2.0-->ppp0, 192.168.1.0-->eth0)
> and Router 2:(192.168.1.0-->ppp0,192.168.2.0-->eth0).  If anyone with a
> similar setup could describe the routing system they use I would be very
> grateful.  If I am doing something else wrong, please advise.

> Thanks,

> David Flory