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I thought so, thanks for confirming my suspicions. &nbsp;I guess I have no choice but to buy another 501. &nbsp;
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I thought so, thanks for confirming my suspicions.  I guess I have no choice but to buy another 501.  

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Hello all.<br />
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I have 1 Cisco Pix 501 with a Netgear modem and a remote office with the same setup. &nbsp;There is a VPN between the Pix's. &nbsp;Is it possible to bring in a second ADSL line so that local users go out via line 2 and the VPN traffic goes out via line 1?<br />
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In the main office is a terminal server that remote users connect to via the VPN. &nbsp;When local users browse the Internet it slows the remote sessions down. &nbsp;I know it would be fairly simple just to point my local PC's out of line 2 but will not be protected by the Pix.<br />
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Is this possible or do I need 2 Pix's?<br />
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Thanks for any help.<br />
Martin
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Hello all.

I have 1 Cisco Pix 501 with a Netgear modem and a remote office with the same setup.  There is a VPN between the Pix's.  Is it possible to bring in a second ADSL line so that local users go out via line 2 and the VPN traffic goes out via line 1?

In the main office is a terminal server that remote users connect to via the VPN.  When local users browse the Internet it slows the remote sessions down.  I know it would be fairly simple just to point my local PC's out of line 2 but will not be protected by the Pix.

Is this possible or do I need 2 Pix's?

Thanks for any help.
Martin

Is it possible to connect 2 ADSL lines to a Cisco PIX?

A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.