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Subject: Second DSL Connection
Date: Fri, 25 Jun 1999 22:06:36 -0700
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I recently added a second DSL line in my house.  I have configured my third
NIC for the correct IP,  netmask and gateway.  My first two NICs are an
inside and an outside interface with simple firewall.  I added a route with

> route add [new.inside.IP] [gateway.IP]

but I can't route any information through the new interface but I can ping
it and I can bing between it and the ISP's router.

What is my problem here?

Thanks,

-A. David Bullock



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