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routing to seperate connections to internet - 14.Dec.2004 2:52:00 PM

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Hi

I have 2 connections to the internet. one is a 128K link with a static IP address and the other is a 512K ADSL link. I want to route Mail through the 128K link, and use the 512 for normal browsing.
I have 3 cards in my ISA server. 1 internal, 1 to the 128K link, and 1 to the ADSL.

How can I get my ISA/RRAS server to route the traffic through the appropriate link bases on IP Protocol Type.

Please help

Thanks

George Ferns
South Africa

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RE: routing to seperate connections to internet - 21.Dec.2004 10:57:00 AM

tshinder

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Hi George,

You can do this with RainConnect now!

HTH,
Tom

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RE: routing to seperate connections to internet - 16.Jul.2005 9:44:00 PM

liddlem

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Hi George,

Tom is right about Rainconnect but a much cheaper option that is just as effective for what you want to do is the Netcomm NB740 which offers a level of Internet service redundancy through the use of two WAN connections from different ISPs. Should one connection drop out, the NB740 can maintain Internet services by automatically routing data to the active connection.

They are about $500 Australian

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