On Thu, 2002-02-14 at 16:24, Whit Blauvelt wrote: > On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 10:40:29AM -0800, Chris Murray wrote: > > > I am trying to find a Linux based solution for one of my clients, I want > > to bond two adsl lines into one, with redundancy (if one fails the other > > does all the work). > > Some questions that would put this in better focus for some of us: > > 1. Are both lines from the same provider? > > 2. Are you trying to have both lines involved in _individual_ transactions, > or just distribute transactions over the two lines? > > 3. Do you have a Class C or better for each line? > > 4. What protocols are you primarily trying to serve? In what direction? > > You can certainly do what you want to do, more or less, and get answers here > on how, but we need to know more about what you have and what the particular > results you need in the solution are. > an.ds9a.nl/mailman/listinfo/lartc HOWTO: http://ds9a.nl/lartc/ Hi Whit - Sorry I didn't make myself clearer. Both ADSL lines are from the same ISP. I want to get some load balancing and redundacny out of the two adsl line combination. This is beign done to get more available outbound bandwidth. (1.5mb down/640k up) x 2. I could have a class C or more for each line, but it is beyond my clients needs. I need to have data in both directions, they have a lot of VPN users that tie up the available bandwidth when some remote user trys to grab a large file and saturates the available upstream bandwidth. I am looking at TEQL on the advice of Marc. I am just trying to see if it can provide the failover as well as the aggregation of bandwidth. I hope this makes sense, let me know if I need to elaborate a bit more. Thanks - Chris -- Chris Murray Network Services Specialist cmurray@stargate.ca Stargate Connections, Inc. http://www.stargate.ca/ ph. +1 (604) 606-8988
