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n00b question: is it possible to add all ip classes of a country to the routing table to be able to do bandwidth limiting per country?
thank youI think not. Even if you could summarize the IPs of a country, it is not certain that it will stay the same for a long time.
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________on vlan1 is routed the traffic to romania
on vlan2 is routed all the other traffic
i use freebsd and i want to use zeroshell
i don’t know how to push the traffic to romanian ip’s thru vlan1do you think that by using the following example will work?
echo 1 romania >> /etc/iproute2/rt_tables
ip route add default via x.x.x.x dev vlan1 table romania
ip rule add from a.a.a.a/24 table romania
ip rule add from b.b.b.b/24 table romania
...where x.x.x.x is the gateway from my provider and a.a.a.a/24, b.b.b.b/24 etc are the ip classes from romania
thank you
Well if you know the prefixes you can add them easily. Go to Network -> Router and Add a Static Route. Select a network with its mask and an interface instead of an IP.
so, it’s better to use the “main” routing table instead of two routing tables
i thought that because of the two vlan ips with the same gateway i should have two routing tables
anyway, thanks for the quick reply
also, do you know how to make this changes permanent?
and what about performance? i want to add about 5000 static routes via dev vlan1Once changes are saved, they become permanent.
I don’t think there will be a performance issue, however you could aggregate some /24 prefixes to /23 or /22
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