How to redirect outgoing traffic in fedora?

asked 2017-01-13 01:10:58 -0600

kjdro
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I'm coming to Fedora 25 Workstation from ubuntu and this is my first time i must connect 2 different networks to my workstation machine. Is there a way to redirect network domain connection and some outgoing traffic towards addresses like *.company.com and also use an ip mask like xx.xxx.xx.00 to go to wlan and anything else to go to eth0 ?

What would be the best approach on fedora where i see there is already a preconfigured iptable firewall ?

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Should it be done using automatic proxy settings ?

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answered 2017-01-13 13:26:10 -0600

ssieb
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It's not clear what exactly you're trying to do. But if you want a specific subnet to be sent on a certain interface, then add a routing rule to that connection in NetworkManager.

If necessary, you can use the firewalld configuration tool to add your own iptables rules. But if you can provide more specific information about what you want to do, someone could probably help you better.

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