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Multiple Internet connections with Cisco ASA
We have multiple buildings all terminating at one location. I currently have a Cisco ASA 5510 which filters traffic to our external router and T-1 line. We have a cable modem line that I'd like to utilize as we're starting to fill up the pipe on our T-1. Ideally I would like to filter traffic by buildings. Is there a way for me to break traffic out by subnet and send all traffic from one particular building over the cable modem and have all other traffic go out over the T-1? If so, can you provide me with some help in configuring this?
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I'm not sure if I understand the question. This ASA is on the edge of our network, so currently it is set up as ASA -> Router -> T-1 -> Internet. I was hoping to bypass the router completely and connect an interface of the ASA directly to the cable modem. So, to clarify, four of my buildings would continue to go out through the firewall-> router ->T-1 -> Internet. While one building would go out through firewall -> Cable Modem -> Internet.
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According to our outside support folks, it Looks like we need another piece of hardware in the mix to support multiple connections. I was hoping to slap something together on the cheap to take advantage of available connectivity, but it looks like we'll have to invest a bit to get this functionality.
Thanks.
Thanks.
you should be able to route the traffic out the outside interface by subnet to either the T1 of cable.