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Redundant ADSL Internet Connection with 2-WIC-ADSL Cisco 1700

Asked by AtifNaeem in Asyncronous Transfer Mode (ATM)

Tags: cisco, adsl, redundant, connection, 1700

Hi,

I have a cisco 1700 router with:
      - 1 ethernet      (fastethernet 0)
      - 2 ADSL WIC    (atm0, atm1, dialer 0, dialer 1)
      - running IOS ADSL/IP/NAT : c1700-y7-mz.122-15.t2.bin

I am crruntly using 1700 for ADSL (UK) internet connection sharing using ADSL-WIC-0.


      |-----------|
      | r 1700  |--(ADSL-WIC0) 121.x1.x2.x3
e0--| 2 nats  |
      |   ?         |--(ADSL-WIC1) 121.y1.y2.y3
      |-----------|


Now bought a second ADSL connection and would like to  configure the router in a manner that if 1st connection goes down, the internet must still remain available to the internal network using 2nd ADSL connection.

I have 1 real ip for each ADSL dialer interface (no internal global ip's) and a local static address for ethernet0.

Please help me with sample configuration.

I could not find specific help on cisco website, neither I could find any command reference specific to solve the problem.

I look forward to your earliest help.

Thanks,

Atif

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