Thnx Snitt (a lot) I would like to avoid that (buying external additional hw). Also we would like to preserve the public IPs on the Linux box. I know it would be very tricky to make it work the way i want it but that would be the nicest thing to do... why? because all real IPs would be on the Linux box (not behind a NAT box, behind NAT would be simple to achieve). Developers please... This is my problem: lan -- eth0 linux eth1 (ip1) --- dsl1 (gw ip3) eth2 (ip2) --- dsl2 (gw ip3) It really does no matters to me now to do "a good outgoing balancing", i would be happy just to make it work without the need of external natting. Impossible ? Guillermo On Sat, 2004-11-20 at 21:01, Endre SZABO wrote: > Guillermo wrote: > > > Hi > > > > I want to use two dsl (or more) lines to increase my internet bandwidth. > > Our dsl lines are dhcp serviced. Both of them provide the same Def GW and different IPs for each ethernet interface (same subnet). > > > > Is it possible to balance outgoing traffic "using" the interface as a > > criteria? No point on choosing gateway by IP. > > > > ÃÅCould someone give me a clue on how to deal with this? > > (first time with this topic for me). > I can tell you that this will not work. You have to either install a > cheap dhcp capable dsl router on one of the interfaces heading to the ISPs. > > Regards, Snitt _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list / LARTC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.ds9a.nl/mailman/listinfo/lartc HOWTO: http://lartc.org/
