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How do I direct traffic over two different ADSL connection
I have a customer that is a car dealer. They currently have an ADSL line connected to an MPLS network owned and run by Honda. This is purely to connect to Honda systems and does not allow any sort of Internet access. They are having a second ADSL line install which will be connected to the internet. I need to set thier network up (it only consists of 4 pc's) to allow the machines to connect to both the internet and Honda's MPLS network. They currently have a Cisco 800 series router on the MPLS line. How can I do this with a degree of relative ease?
Many thanks
Robert Dolphin
Many thanks
Robert Dolphin
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Dragon-it, I like the sound of your second solution. Which file does the route command add to?
Adds to the registry under tcpip key somewhere under currentcontrolset afaik but just enter it with route -p command above to make it a permanent route. Programming the router is the better idea ultimately but you can go the client route if you need to...
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Ok, thanks for all your help guys. I'll be setting the system up as soon as the ADSL line goes in, which will be in about a weeks time.
Just out of interest kjmeldrum the public IP address you've listed, is it just a random one, or the actual IP of Honda?
Just out of interest kjmeldrum the public IP address you've listed, is it just a random one, or the actual IP of Honda?
Sorry tanjuakio, its just a random IP address I made up to illustrate the command context.
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No worries. just wondered :)
Finding out the actual address ranges of Honda's network(s) is the hard part.