I have a two Isp's setup that send mail to another two Isp firewall.
For Ilustration I will call the firewall with the mail server in its dmz using
proxy arp,
(Firewall A). I will call the dependant firewall which sends mail to Firewall
A, (Firewall B.)
These two Firewall's have a openvpn tunnel
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> I have a two Isp's setup that send mail to another two Isp firewall.
> For Ilustration I will call the firewall with the mail server in its dmz
> using proxy arp,
> (Firewall A). I will call the dependant firewall which sends mail to Firewall
> A, (Firewall B.)
> These two Firewall's have
Mike Lander wrote:
>
>> I have a two Isp's setup that send mail to another two Isp firewall.
>> For Ilustration I will call the firewall with the mail server in its dmz
>> using proxy arp,
>> (Firewall A). I will call the dependant firewall which sends mail to
>> Firewall A, (Firewall B.)
>> The
Mike Lander wrote:
>
>> I have a two Isp's setup that send mail to another two Isp firewall.
>> For Ilustration I will call the firewall with the mail server in its dmz
>> using proxy arp,
>> (Firewall A). I will call the dependant firewall which sends mail to
>> Firewall A, (Firewall B.)
>> The
> Mike Lander wrote:
> >
> >> I have a two Isp's setup that send mail to another two Isp firewall.
> >> For Ilustration I will call the firewall with the mail server in its dmz
> >> using proxy arp,
> >> (Firewall A). I will call the dependant firewall which sends mail to
> >> Firewall A, (Fire
Mike Lander wrote:
>> Mike Lander wrote:
I have a two Isp's setup that send mail to another two Isp firewall.
For Ilustration I will call the firewall with the mail server in its dmz
using proxy arp,
(Firewall A). I will call the dependant firewall which sends mail to
Fir
Wow. Just wow. Started using the new Shorewall Multi-ISP features and
USE_DEFAULT_RT=Yes. Was totally confused when running "ip route" and seeing
there was no default route any more!
Reading the instructions though, "ip rule ls" and "shorewall show routing"
both were clear that my routes were s
Keith Mitchell wrote:
> Wow. Just wow. Started using the new Shorewall Multi-ISP features and
> USE_DEFAULT_RT=Yes. Was totally confused when running "ip route" and seeing
> there was no default route any more!
>
> Reading the instructions though, "ip rule ls" and "shorewall show routing"
> bot
> > Mike Lander wrote:
> > >
> > >> I have a two Isp's setup that send mail to another two Isp firewall.
> > >> For Ilustration I will call the firewall with the mail server in its dmz
> > >> using proxy arp,
> > >> (Firewall A). I will call the dependant firewall which sends mail to
> > >> Fi
I'm trying to connect a branch office to my main office.
I have data and voice that need to flow between the branch office and
the main one.
I have a VPN setup for the data, and a dedicated fiber trunk between the
two offices.
I thought I'd try to use the Multi-ISP setup to help segment the
Part B as attachments were too big.
Keith Mitchell
CTO
Productivity Associates, Inc.
5625 Ruffin Rd STE 220
San Diego, CA 92123
858-495-3528 (Direct)
858-495-3540 (Fax)
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Come bui
Sigh. Fixed my pretty little ascii art.
eth1 - 10.253.0.1 eth3 - 10.253.0.254
eth0 /---\ eth0
192.168.1.1/24 --- Office A - - Office B ---
10.254.0.1/24
if you have dedicated fiber, why are you bothering with the overhead of
vpn as well?
Keith Mitchell wrote:
> I'm trying to connect a branch office to my main office.
>
> I have data and voice that need to flow between the branch office and
> the main one.
>
> I have a VPN setup for the data, a
Christ Schlacta wrote:
if you have dedicated fiber, why are you bothering with the overhead of
vpn as well?
Probably an IPSec tunnel to encrypt the data? Just a guess
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