Hi!

i think you'd be better off asking this question to cisco forum/mailing
list. I read this type of problem was answered in cisco mailing of
ittoolbox.com Sorry, i forgot the answer but i think you will need the ISP's
help to solve this problem.


just my suggestion.




On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 1:35 PM, Nelson Serafica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> I have client that will changing provider as I stated in my previous
> email. Right now, this server has two ip and two gateway. 1 from telcoA and
> 1 from telcoB (new provider). Right now, primary gateway which is metric 0
> is gw of telcoA and telcoB is the secondary as metric 1. This has a running
> apache tomcat.  Port 80 no doubt is open for both ips. I have configured
> www2.domain.com to ip of telcoA and www6.domain.com to ip of telcoB. Now,
> if I browse www2 its ok but when I browse www6, it is not available.
>
> If I reverse the gateway, primary is telcoB and secondary is telcoA, I can
> view www6.domain.com but not www2.domain.com.
>
> Do you think both telco is not allowing other network? bgp?
>
> Is their a way to reroute lets say if someone try to visit www2.domain.com,
> it will use telcoA gateway and www6.domain.com will use telcoB?
>
>
>
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