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07-18-2001, 01:17 AM	#1
Shaikh LQ Newbie Registered: Jul 2001 Posts: 2 Rep:	Dail on Demand Hi, this is Shaikh from India I have an Red Hat 7.1 system.Which is acting as an Proxy & Firewall from the 100 nodes based network. The default gateway address for this Box is the inside interface of my PIX firewall. Which in turn connected to the Router. This router is connected to my ISP service provider using a 1mb lease line. I need to know wheather Linux system an act as an stand by router. Which means in case my Lease line link is down. At that point this linux box should dial to the ISP. And route all the packets to this interface instead of forwarding the packets to the PIX interface Shaikh

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