Hi,
I think this will work:
I have a customer that would like to use two connections to the Internet
(one sdsl and one frame)
I want the two servers to use the DSL for Internet and the 20 users could
use the Frame T1 (no BGP, not load balanced).
I want to use a Cisco 1720 with a serial wic for F
Yes, using statics.
""Wayne Jang"" wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I think this will work:
> I have a customer that would like to use two connections to the Internet
> (one sdsl and one frame)
> I want the two servers to use the DSL for Internet and the 20
Statics.
"itsme"
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Yes, using statics.
""Wayne J
I don't think simply using static routes is sufficient. You would need to
use policy based routing and route maps to be able to route based on source
addresses.
Clayton
""Wayne Jang"" wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I think this will work:
> I have a cus
I agree, it seems that I would need to use some sort of poliy based routing.
The questions is, can I do this with one router and one PIx 506?
""Clayton Price"" wrote in message
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> I don't think simply using static routes is sufficient. You would need
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