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On Jul 12, 2004, at 10:10 AM, Nick Travis wrote:

> I have a firewall setup with 2 interfaces on the internet, Everything
> is working fine for eth1, but when a request comes in on eth2, it's
> being routed back out eth1.  How can I set the routes up so everything
> goes back out the same interface it came in on?
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