On another forum, "Flying Dog" mentioned a Linux routing technique (equalize) that could do a round-robin load balance out multiple Internet interfaces. I have a beta of what we call the "Routing Configurator" that can do it, using nothing but Network Definitions and the Routing page -all 4X webadmin, no console. So if somebody has multiple Internet connections, I'd like to have them bang on it to see if it breaks (or works, for that matter...)
The beta also supports source and port routing out multiple interfaces; again, all through webadmin (using some quasi-intuitive network naming conventions...)
Astaro is probably making a REALLY fancy routing engine with a slick GUI, but this will be for the people who say they can't wait (and are fully aware that Astaro is not expected to offer support for it nor be responsible for it...)
Only technical requirement is that you should be proficient doing scp; it will entail making Network Definitions, doing some pinging, tracerouting, and/or browsing, and looking at the activity lights on the gateway devices. Routing configuration HTML logs will need to be sent back to me...
