possible to have ( 2 dsl line, 2 router, 2 switch ) in one network?

[Tamblot]

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Pwede sad bai nga instead of router gamiton, Linux box nalang nya kanang policy-based ang gamiton. At least ma solve nimo ang issue nga kung ma down ang usa ka DSL. Just create a script that would constantly send keepalive messages to both modems nya kung ma down, call another script that would change your policy routes.

I agree to that bro Centos. Cost-effective solution at its best. Got one before. Mail server, Primary DNS, Net gateway, Firewall in one server. All-in-one box. he he he. Magloko gani ako server, it gives me one hell of a headache.

Oh by the way, i miss to say that a down DSL does not only mean that the modem is down. One scenario. The modem is alive but no net access. culprit? Its the ISP's DNS server that had some problems.

[hacxcena]

they say dual wan router is the best solution for this. so i get a dlink dual wan router (which only dual wan router here in the market), but got so many problem with this router. so im thinking for another alternative if it possible to have ( 2 dsl line, 2 router, 2 switch ) in one network?


-dsl line 1 to router to switch(a) to clients (1 - 10)
-dsl line 2 to another router to switch(b) to clients (11 - 20)
* how will put all these in one network [ connect switch(a) with switch(b) ] ?

Pwede ra kaau bro

[CentOS]

Oh by the way, i miss to say that a down DSL does not only mean that the modem is down. One scenario. The modem is alive but no net access. culprit? Its the ISP's DNS server that had some problems.

Sakto.. nya murag katong akong recommended nga keepalive script won't help kay what if ma ping ra gyapon ang ISP's DNS pero ang problem kay di diay ka resolve.

Solution: kalot sa ulo bsan dili katol

[Tamblot]

edimax active-active load balancing does the same. it asks you for a public IP address where it will periodically ping and make this as its basis of a live or dead dsl link.

not a fail safe solution still.

[afortaliza]

Why not used the RV042 LinkSys Router. This is a dual WAN router. It has the feature of Smart Link Back-up and Load Balancer. For the Smart Link Back up feature, this is how it works. We have to choose which WAN is to be the primary. If the WAN1 port is set to primary then WAN2 port is the back up. If WAN1 drops internet connection, it will automatically tries to connect every 5 seconds, after 30 seconds of trying and still dropped. Then it will automatically goes to WAN2 for internet connectivity. If WAN1 is alive again it will back to primary even if the WAN2 is stable. That's it.

[nerub]

whatever you do, dont buy a Linksys RV series router. itll make your life miserable. trust me, been through that road before 'cause of that damn router

[Kiz0neC]

unsa man jud ang maau nga dual kai we have plan baya to double our connection..

[Kiz0neC]

up`

[wh3ng2004]

up... ky plan sad me plit ug dual wan with balancer.......

[circles122345]

they say dual wan router is the best solution for this. so i get a dlink dual wan router (which only dual wan router here in the market), but got so many problem with this router. so im thinking for another alternative if it possible to have ( 2 dsl line, 2 router, 2 switch ) in one network?


-dsl line 1 to router to switch(a) to clients (1 - 10)
-dsl line 2 to another router to switch(b) to clients (11 - 20)
* how will put all these in one network [ connect switch(a) with switch(b) ] ?

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