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It somewhat depends on how the ADSL interface with the ISP looks.<br />
For example, if each line / modem has an IP address at your end then what are they?<br />
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If they are public addresses then your NIC would have to have an available public address I should think. &nbsp;And, it may not be on the same subnet as the accessible IP of the modems.<br />
This is very much up to your ISP......<br />
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If they are private addresses then you'd want them all to be on the same subnet, and different, and your NIC to be on the same subnet.<br />
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How that software you mention works and deals with this is beyond my ken.
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It somewhat depends on how the ADSL interface with the ISP looks.
For example, if each line / modem has an IP address at your end then what are they?

If they are public addresses then your NIC would have to have an available public address I should think.  And, it may not be on the same subnet as the accessible IP of the modems.
This is very much up to your ISP......

If they are private addresses then you'd want them all to be on the same subnet, and different, and your NIC to be on the same subnet.

How that software you mention works and deals with this is beyond my ken.

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I want to use 10 ADSL2 lines on server running windows 2003 server and kerio winroute 6.5<br />
winroute 6.5 is able to load balance internet traffic on these 10 lines.<br />
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the problem is that I do not like to use 10 NICs. I want to use only one NIC to access all the 10 ADSL2 modems.<br />
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is there any way to do that?<br />

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I want to use 10 ADSL2 lines on server running windows 2003 server and kerio winroute 6.5
winroute 6.5 is able to load balance internet traffic on these 10 lines.

the problem is that I do not like to use 10 NICs. I want to use only one NIC to access all the 10 ADSL2 modems.

is there any way to do that?


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