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I'm new to BSD networking but I've learned a lot on my first day. I'm currently stuck though. I think I need to use FIBs and jails but I'm having trouble wrapping my head around it all.
What I want is the computer to act as a simple gateway between two network interfaces. What comes in through interface A should go out to interface B and vice versa. The catch is; all traffic originating from the system in question should use interface C for its own outgoing traffic instead of either A or B. So I need two default gateways: one that goes to interface A (for traffic coming from interface B) and one that goes to interface C (for localhost traffic).
I think I understand how to create a new FIB and set its default gateway, but then how do I tell specific traffic which FIB to use?
What I want is the computer to act as a simple gateway between two network interfaces. What comes in through interface A should go out to interface B and vice versa. The catch is; all traffic originating from the system in question should use interface C for its own outgoing traffic instead of either A or B. So I need two default gateways: one that goes to interface A (for traffic coming from interface B) and one that goes to interface C (for localhost traffic).
I think I understand how to create a new FIB and set its default gateway, but then how do I tell specific traffic which FIB to use?
