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Multiple Internet Connections

Anyone have any ideas on this for me?

I have 2 internet connections running in my office.  one is Cable and one is DSL.  I have an internal network and another network with a few servers running on it....pretty much a DMZ.

all the servers run on one internet connection and the internal lan on another.  right now I have 2 firewalls running the networks seperately.

What I want to do is use an Astaro v5 box to run the whole setup.  I don't want to setup the system with a failover as the main reason for doing this is to keep the bandwidth seperate.  Anyone got any ideas?

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0 QVICIO over 21 years ago

Ok, i have two internet connections.

One for web, mails, etc.... and other only for vpn connections... I play with static routes... and this work fine.
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0 D1g1tal over 21 years ago in reply to QVICIO

both of the internet connections I have use DHCP and Astaro won't pull the 2nd one up because it will not allow the 2nd gateway....how do i get around this?
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0 QVICIO over 21 years ago in reply to D1g1tal

i have static ip´s, sorry
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0 JimmyM over 21 years ago in reply to D1g1tal

Set the cable modem's interface to assign by DHCP for everything but Gateway, leave that as None.
You should be able to configure the static routes for the different networks/services to use the proper gateway IP of the provider.
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0 JimmyM over 21 years ago in reply to D1g1tal

Set the cable modem's interface to assign by DHCP for everything but Gateway, leave that as None.
You should be able to configure the static routes for the different networks/services to use the proper gateway IP of the provider.
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