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by jim_p
Are you planning on splitting the network to some of the LAN to use one ISP and the other LAN to use the other ISP? Or do you want to use both connections concurrently?
Or do you want to have incoming on one ISP and outgoing on the other ISP?
Regards,
Jim
by techrepublic
by curlergirl
I don't know of any way to do this without using a special type of router. Perhaps someone else has some other ideas. However, there are several routers out now that can handle this - Xincom and Cisco, for two examples, make dual port routers.
Hope this helps!
by zexman
by johan
I have a similar problem.
I'm trying to run two ISP through two separate routers, via one server. One router is connected to server and our workgroup, under own subnet and ip family. The other is connected to server only to handle external communicaton and services (FTP/WEB-SHOP etc) via Internet and Server.
Is this possible, and if how?
by maurits
by trebuntou
by brochris2011
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