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Dual WAN

PaulGH

Hi

I have an APU2C4 running XG currently handling my 200/20 Mbit FTTP. 

I have a 2nd FTTP connection with a static IP that I run various business related stuff on a 40/10 Mbit connection. This is running through UTM 9 on VMware ESXi. This connection doesn't have much throughput although it does have and exchange server running off of it.

I've had a few issues with the VMware server recently so I'm considering moving the 2nd FTTP to the APU and therefore XG. 

When I looked at this before I couldn't figure out how to have the 2nd connection as a separate WAN link - are there any guides?

I searched, but either my search skills are rubbish or there's nothing that answers my specific question.



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  • 0 in reply to FloSupport

    Hi

    Thanks for the reply.

    Unfortunately, that article describes load balancing / fail-over which is not what I'm trying to achieve. I want the 2nd WAN to be separate and used by 2 or 3 machines on the network. The main connection hasn't failed for years :)