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2xSERVERS 4xNICS 2xVDSL LINES
I'm trying to increase my bandwidth by using a 2nd VDSL line.
Maybe Server#2 maps to a folder on Server#1 in LOCAL LAN and then users can connect to ftp2.server2.com so they are actually still downloading from Server#1
I currently have:
2 VDSL BOXES both 10M/2M speeds
SERVER#1 has NIC#1 connected to VDSL#1
Current FTP downloads are slowing down the system. How would you design the rest to work?
Here's my take:
Add additional NIC#2 to SERVER#1
Setup SERVER#2 and add NIC#1 and NIC#2
SERVER#2NIC#1 connects to VDSL#2
SERVER#2NIC#2 connects to SERVER#1NIC#2 (bridge between servers)
SERVER#2 maps to SERVER#1 FOLDER
Then just setup the FTP SERVER to allow users to download from the mapped folder from SERVER#1
Will this work?
Maybe Server#2 maps to a folder on Server#1 in LOCAL LAN and then users can connect to ftp2.server2.com so they are actually still downloading from Server#1
I currently have:
2 VDSL BOXES both 10M/2M speeds
SERVER#1 has NIC#1 connected to VDSL#1
Current FTP downloads are slowing down the system. How would you design the rest to work?
Here's my take:
Add additional NIC#2 to SERVER#1
Setup SERVER#2 and add NIC#1 and NIC#2
SERVER#2NIC#1 connects to VDSL#2
SERVER#2NIC#2 connects to SERVER#1NIC#2 (bridge between servers)
SERVER#2 maps to SERVER#1 FOLDER
Then just setup the FTP SERVER to allow users to download from the mapped folder from SERVER#1
Will this work?
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