Angel L. Mateo a écrit :
Hello,
For the linux boxes maybe you could try the metric parameter for the
route add command. In this way you could define two default servers with
different metrics. If the first doesn't work I guess it should try with
the second. I haven't tried this, but it's
Hello,
For the linux boxes maybe you could try the metric parameter for the
route add command. In this way you could define two default servers with
different metrics. If the first doesn't work I guess it should try with
the second. I haven't tried this, but it's a line to investigate it.
Star King of the Grape Trees a écrit :
I have no experience in this, but my suspicion is that you could setup
the dhcpd in such a way to advertise the new route - surely most
networks can handle a 2-minute downtime?
We would have to wait for lease renewal, or set up a very slow renewal
time w
Laurent CARON wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to get high availability internet connection for the LAN of
my company.
I basically have two servers connected to the internet.
Each server has 2 dedicated internet connections hooked to 2 different
providers.
So far, I managed to get the servers to rou
Hi,
I'm trying to get high availability internet connection for the LAN of
my company.
I basically have two servers connected to the internet.
Each server has 2 dedicated internet connections hooked to 2 different
providers.
So far, I managed to get the servers to route the packets properly
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