~ How to Configure 3 NICs to Debian Machine? ~

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Dear all,
I am newbie to debian OS and i am doing project where i have to forward trafiic over 3 NICs. I have already pluged 3 NIC cards to debian installed machine and they were detected already by debian. In here 2 NICs are used to forward traffic to other domain and one NIC is use for incomming traffic.

I was able to configure 2 NICs but i failed to work with the 3rd NIC where it doesnt work properly even though it is detected by the OS properly.
PLease let me know the required configurations i have to do and if it is possible via IP tables let me know the procedure also..

the sample illustration of what i have to do is demonstrated below for your reference purposes

please let me know a solution as soon as possible..thnks alot in advance

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Re: ~ How to Configure 3 NICs to Debian Machine? ~

Submitted by pinniped on Fri, 2008-05-30 04:14.

How did you configure the other NICs?

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