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> > So eth0 has a gateway of .19 (the router), and eth1 has a gateway of .2? And
> > you want to forward from eth1 to eth0?
>
> Umm... during the intial install, I was only asked for the gateway on one
> interface (which was the eth0 one). From everything I've read thus far,
> in order to get packets forwarded from the network on eth1 to eth0, all I
> need to do is enable IPV4 forwarding (which I have). The only gateway
> that needs to be know, I believe, is the one to go outside the two LANs,
> which I've already specified.
Yes, you only need one default gateway. Routes are a system-wide thing,
not an interface or device dependent thing.
-mct
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