Hi folks, I have been reading with quite an interest with the ongoing thread.
I am new to all this and had joined this list for understanding a (im)pending installation for this location to connect with an international network which also is being installed. All sites are with the Checkpoint VPN/firewall. I have been told to prepare the CPU with 3 network cards, one for our LAN and two for the ISP's and to obtain the ISP's. Later someone will be coming to finish the installation of Checkpoint and all. For your information, the CPU will have Windows 4.0SP6 and will be connected to a Windows 2000 LAN in mixed mode. Is this feasible/doable? Any precautions I should consider before getting the two providers? Thanks, Raymond At 15:54 03-06-2002 +0200, you wrote: >Howdy, > >for a moment we taught our ISP went bankrupt last week. Fortunately this >turned out not to be the case, however this kind of woke up upper >management :-). >So I'm now investigating how to use 2 ISP's for our Internet connection. >Anybody any experience with this? Any links to usefull info? >Is this something that should be solved on the firewall level or will some >router magic do the trick? > >Thanks in advance, > >Nico > >--------------------------------------------------------- > "It has been said that there are only two businesses that > refer to customers as users: illegal drug trade and > the computer industry." >--------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------- Raymond Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] News World Argentina S.A. http://www.tdm.com "Tiempos del Mundo" - el periódico de las Americas Bartolomé Mitre 760, Piso 2 C1036AAN Buenos Aires, Capital Federal Argentina Tel: (54-11) 4345-7300 int. 301 Fax: (54-11) 4345-6777
