Hello Tim I have looked into the Dlink Router and can't seem to track one down in the UK, if you don't mind would you pass an opinion on a linksys, here is the link
http://www.ciao.co.uk/
Thanks
Del
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Browse All TopicsI have 2 broadband circuits and 1 network. I would like to load share my traffic, but not sure where to start. one of my BB circuits is delivered by the phone line which has a contention ratio of 50:1 and is delivered by Plus Net. This can often become very very slow. The other BB circuit is via NTL cable.
I have a draytek 2600G router on the Plus Net circuit and a non configable cable modem on the NTL circuit. I need some help with how to set up load shareing and seurity on the cable circuit. I think the Plus Net curcuit is not so open as the Cable. I have natted everything through the Draytek router.
I have installed wingate on a XP box that has 2 interfaces, one pointing in each direction, so to add some security on the cable circuit. Unfortunetly I cant get any of the other boxes on the network to talk to the XP gatekeeper although I can access any shares that are set. I have never used a gatekeeper of firewall software before so I feel that I am slightly out of my depth. Can someone help please.
Thanks
Del
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Hello Tim I have looked into the Dlink Router and can't seem to track one down in the UK, if you don't mind would you pass an opinion on a linksys, here is the link
http://www.ciao.co.uk/
Thanks
Del
Or a Draytek then - http://www.draytek.co.uk/p
I don't think there's anything from Linksys that gives you dual WAN ports?
Thanks Tim for the information, at present I have a Draytek 2600 wireless as my primary source. As this router has been operating for quite some time without having to bounce it. and wireless side has been faultless, I will look into the 2910 more closely.
Thanks for all your input, as I did not receive any input from others in the community I will award all the points to you.
Thanks
Del
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by: tim_holmanPosted on 2006-12-20 at 15:25:12ID: 18177320
Why can't you just cancel the crap broadband line and stick with the good one? :)
er.org/wik i/DSL_Load _Balancing
m/products /G67773-D- Link-DI- LB 604.html/f roogle/
Otherwise, how about setting up a Linux host to do this:
http://kb.linuxvirtualserv
Or pickup a D-Link router that will do this for you in hardware?
http://www.pcsuperstore.co