I know this sounds like a FAQ question, but please read on....
I wish to set up dual load balanced ADSL connections such that the Client end can achieve something like full capacity of both connections with for example a single FTP transfer. i.e the Client should perform as though he had bandwidth of 2*ADSL bandwidth.
The objective is to provide as near as possible double the single channel capacity with automatic degrade if one channel fails.
I control both ends ( Client ADSL + I have a Linux server on the ISP ADSL platform)
Each ADSL will have a static IP assigned, and I have a block of IP addresses that can be routed via the ISP end Linux Server.
I had in mind something like this:
| adsl1 --------- | ISP ADSL
Client: BondedIP | | ---------------| Linux Server | --------Internet
| adsl2 --------- |
Run a tunnel between Client and Linux Server with BondedIP assigned to the client (Hopefully this would fix any packet ordering problems?)
Balance the tunnel over adsl1 and adsl2 using teql? at both ends
Internet side Route to Bonded IP would be via Linux Server Client side default route would be via Linux server
Linux server needs to support multiple clients simultaneously ( at least 32 to be viable)
Client side is likely to be LEAF in embedded box or stock Linux dist Linux Server is preferrably stock Linux (RH or similar)
Has anyone done this before?
Can anyone offer me some direct assistance in setting this up? (There is a small amount of funding available to pay for successful solution.)
TIA Derek
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