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Managing two DSL lines with one Astaro

Dear Forum,

we are planning to install a second DSL line for increasing the internet performance.
As I know this is really an awful topic because of NAT / masquerading , DynDNS-Hostnames, Routing and so on.

Therefor my question:
- Are there any (proof-of-) concepts out there for managing two internet lines with one Astaro (ASG-120)?
- Has anybody hints or experiences with this topic to avoid the problems?
- Is there any possibility to make a loadbalancing about two dsl lines?
- If there are two internet lines open, which one will be used by ASL to create the DynDNS record?

Thanks a lot,

Matthias

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0 NimmdirKeks over 19 years ago

Wait 2 months, DSL 15, 25 and 50 MBit/s lines will be on the market, on time for the WM.
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0 MatthiasFleschuetz over 19 years ago in reply to NimmdirKeks

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Wait 2 months, DSL 15, 25 and 50 MBit/s lines will be on the market, on time for the WM.

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Unfortunately this is not really solving my issues, because
a) affordable DSL is mostly assync, and all our bottlenecks can be followed to lack of upstream
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b) I also want to do some routing like all connections to IP a.b.c.d go over DSL line 2

But thanks to everybody, the bottomline I took is:
I will not try it yet [;)]

Matthias
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0 BarryG over 19 years ago in reply to MatthiasFleschuetz

If you're not using PPPoE, then Policy Routing may do what you want.

Barry
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0 MatthiasFleschuetz over 19 years ago in reply to BarryG

Why not PPPoE?
I found the article in the Astaro KB and there it says:
"Target: Gateway-IP of your secondary Interface, or PPPOE-Interface-Adress".
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0 BarryG over 19 years ago in reply to MatthiasFleschuetz

Someone above said you can't do it with 2 PPPoE lines, but maybe you can with one.

Barry
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0 RufusToofus over 19 years ago in reply to BarryG

We use the following product in front of our Clients ASG220..
See http://www.xincom.com/twr503.html

This works real well !
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0 AliIsmail over 19 years ago in reply to RufusToofus

I tested DI-LB604 from DLINK and SP890 from Micronet, both does not prove satisfactory.

Many interruption in the audio/video stream, the support is like hell.

I am planning to remove LB and use the Policy-Based routing.
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0 drees over 19 years ago in reply to RufusToofus

I've seen the Xincon devices mentioned more than once, I'll have to try one soon.
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0 drees over 19 years ago in reply to RufusToofus

I've seen the Xincon devices mentioned more than once, I'll have to try one soon.
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