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Old 06-09-2020, 03:34 AM   #16
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Returning traffic will go via the default gateway. Is that as you intend it?
 
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Do a tracert from one of the remote work stations...
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tracert 172.16.30.23
 
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Returning traffic will go via the default gateway. Is that as you intend it?
There's no gateway so it doesn't really matter. All I want is for traffic from 172.16.10.x and 172.16.122.x to be routed through enp1s0 and for traffic from 172.16.30.x and 172.16.132.x to be routed through enp1s8.
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Do a tracert from one of the remote work stations...
I currently don't have access to a remote workstation, but last time I did with the same configuration, I got a "request timed out" error
 
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Then you probably need to write rules for that. I still don't have a good understanding of the physical topology. (Network drawings are always useful for this type of situation.)
 
  


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