[isalist] Re: Two ISP's one NIC
- From: JB <bcminc@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2007 13:27:23 -0700
Peter,
The Powerlink Pro 100 is on the top of my list of purchases when I
upgrade to ISA 2006 - currently use a Symantec 360
It will host DNS for your websites/exchange OWA etc...
JB
On Oct 1, 2007, at 10:41 AM, Peter Hotchkiss wrote:
I am running an ISA 2004 appliance. I want to bring in a second
Internet connection to supplement my primary. My goal is to have
traffic that uses our public IP addresses (remote access, web
publishing, incoming email) use the primary and web browsing use
the secondary. Here is my plan please poke holes in it.
Connect both ISP connections to a switch. Connect switch to the
WAN NIC on the firewall. Configure the WAN NIC with IP addresses
from both ISP's making the secondary ISP the default gateway.
I don't care about load balancing.
If this will not work what are my alternatives. This is short term
until my primary ISP can bring fiber into the building.
--
Thanks
Peter Hotchkiss
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Connect both ISP connections to a switch. Connect switch to the WAN NIC on the firewall. Configure the WAN NIC with IP addresses from both ISP's making the secondary ISP the default gateway.
I don't care about load balancing.If this will not work what are my alternatives. This is short term until my primary ISP can bring fiber into the building.
-- Thanks Peter Hotchkiss
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