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I got a VPS server being used as a VPN with 2 network interfaces venet0:0 and venet0:1. I want to use venet0:0 ip address to connect to it using SSH which I am already doing. And use venet0:1 for VPN traffic so it shows up when browsing websites. What is the best way to achieve that?
I believe POLICY ROUTING via iptables rules is the way to do this. Rules can be setup for different interfaces but I’m not versed in the syntax requirements.
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How to use different network for outgoing traffic
