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Since: Mar 09, 2006
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 7:16 am
Post subject: Problem: 2 ISP, 1 router, 1 modem, 1 modem/router
Archived from groups: comp>sys>ibm>pc>hardware>networking (more info?)
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Hello everyone.
I used to have only one ISP. A Cable Internet Connection with a
cable modem connected to a router, and the router connected to a 24
port switch. And the switch connected to about 20 computers.
Since the router is dual wan, i decided to add a second ISP(DSL)
as backup in case the other one is down. I planned to plug in the 2nd
ISP to the 2nd WAN port of the router in order to utilize the load
balancing feature of the router. And also I expected that the router
would automatically switch between the two ISP's, whichever is
available. Unfortunately, the 2nd ISP provided me with a modem/router.
They wouldnt allow me to configure the modem/router as a router only so
that i can plug it to 2nd WAN Port of my existing router.
Can I connect the modem/router to the 2nd WAN port of my existing
router without reconfiguring the modem/router as a modem only? Is there
any other way i can configure my setup so that the 20 computers can
access the internet as long as at least 1 ISP is available?
Any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
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Since: Dec 08, 2004
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 12:22 pm
Post subject: Re: Problem: 2 ISP, 1 router, 1 modem, 1 modem/router [Login to view extended thread Info.]
Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
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citylight104.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com wrote:
> Can I connect the modem/router to the 2nd WAN port of my existing
> router without reconfiguring the modem/router as a modem only? Is there
> any other way i can configure my setup so that the 20 computers can
> access the internet as long as at least 1 ISP is available?
I suppose you could always connect the second WAN port of your dual-WAN
to one of the LAN ports of the modem/router. However you'll get a NAT
IP on that WAN port of the dual-WAN. You'll find various Internet apps
are just too flakey in those circumstances.
Yousuf Khan |
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