I need server A to be able to reach server C (a mail server). server B can already reach server C and server A can reach server B. Is there a few simple steps I can take to add a static route to server A to solve this? | ||||
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If you have access to both servers A and B, you can do this on server A: sudo route add server.C.ip.address server.B.ip.address and on server B you need to turn on packet forwarding. If it's a unixy/BSD system you might do that via: sudo sysctl -w net.inet.ip.forwarding=1 If you don't have root access to both servers, there's no way to do what you want. | |||
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