[ts-7000] Passthrough route between eth2 and eth0

["Fred" <>]

Greetings, everyone!  I've been doing google searches to see whether 
this is possible or not and, if so, how it is done, but I haven't 
found a definitive answer.

Some how utilizing the [b]route add -net[/b] command, I would expect, 
I should be able to configure TS-Linux to take otherwise 
undeliverable IP packets from eth2 and forward them out eth0, maybe 
operating as a default router, but I don't know how it's configured.

I currently can plug my laptop in to eth2 and the TS-7250's DHCP 
server provides my laptop with an IP address of 192.168.1.100 and a 
default gateway of 192.168.1.1.

There's a whole private network of 10.232.48.X on eth0 and I want to 
be able to [b]ping 10.232.48.84[/b] from my laptop and have the Linux 
route shuffle the ICMP frames between the two Ethernet interfaces.

If it's supposed to work automatically in the TS distribution of the 
IP protocol stack, mine isn't working.  }:-}

Question: Can I ask Linux to do what I want?  Other question: How?

BTW: I started searching howtos and found myself swamped and walking 
off in to other avenues of research since my Attention Deficit 
Disorder starts to creep in when other interesting things stream 
past.  But I can imagine that there has [b]got[/b] to be a howto on 
this somewhere.  If someone knows where it is, a reference would be 
most appreciated.

Thanks!



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