First, thanks for your answer, David.

Exactly, I have 5 separate IP networks:

	- 1 for LAN (users)
	- 1 for private DMZ, with local IP addresses. I use "rdr" keyword of
IPFilter to address machines in this DMZ.
	- 1 for public DMZ, with public IP addresses
	- 1 for normal Internet link, which is default gateway
	- 1 for Training customers (local). It permits during Training
sessions to access Internet without any access to LAN, DMZ,...

IPFilter on this machine has already measured 2000 connections at the =
same
time (states).

That's all !

	Fred


-----Message d'origine-----
De : David Laight [mailto:David.Laight@btinternet.com]
Envoy=E9 : jeudi 22 novembre 2001 18:36
=C0 : CRESTIN Frederic; 'Brady Owens'; netbsd-help@netbsd.org
Objet : Re: How to add two gateways ? - NetBSD 1.5.3a/i386



> Sorry, I should have said that I have 5 NICs in the same machine, =
three of
> them having local IP addresses, and two having public IP addresses. =
One of
> these last two ones already has a gateway.

Why?  I presume you have 5 separate IP networks....
Seems a bit extreme to me.

What sort of system is it?

    David