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Internet Only Router

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I have a 2 sites each with a router. Site A connects to Site B via a Point to Point T1. Site B uses this connection for everything including network mappings Internet etc. Because of Utilization/slowness on the T1, Site B has decided to purchase a DSL Connection for Internet Only. So folks at Site B will use the T1 for all traffic except Internet which will be routed across the DSL Circuit.

I need Help recofiguring/configuring this to work with the above explanation :) Please let me know if need to include the router configs for both site and what needs to be done Physically and logically to make this work...

Thanks in Advance

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rootsman26

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Sounds good. This is for routes outbound.. what about traffic(Inbound) from the Internet? How do i control this from not going to the T1 traffic to get to Site B ?

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Britt Thompson

All of the traffic will pass in and out of the gateway the clients are using. If you're talking about server traffic it's a different story.

techzter

Traffic from the internet would not originate from your internal network ip ranges. So the traffic would be routed back out through you default gateway route, instead of across the T1 back to your network.

rootsman26

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Thanks Techzter... Let me get rolling on this and i will hit you up if i run into any Roadblocks..

Thanks Again...

Roots

rootsman26

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MY DSL cable modem would have a diff IP range from that of my Internal Lan(207.X.X.X). Do i need to NAT or Inform my Internet Provider of the IP range of my LAN ?

techzter

Are you able to manage the internal side of the router? The internal interface of you modem will need to have an ip in the same subnet of your network. So you will either need to change you lan setup to match the modem's internal configuration, or hopefully the modem's ip range can be changed.

rootsman26

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