Two internet sources - one lan
We have a T1 line that serves our phones and internet. It provides a static Class C range. We need the static IP for remote access to an ASA5505 (but we certainly don't need an entire range)
The connection is quite slow at 1.5mb and because of our location we had no DSL Cable or other option.
It appears now that a residential highspeed connection service (Uverse) has recently been made available in our area and a suggestion was made that we could use this high speed connection for internet browsing and retain the T1 for the static IP .
we have a windows AD domain for the business side and also a bunch of untamed Mac fanboys running rouge over the rest of the network.
I've never tried, is it possible to have 2 gateways on the internal lan like this?
What are the concerns?
The connection is quite slow at 1.5mb and because of our location we had no DSL Cable or other option.
It appears now that a residential highspeed connection service (Uverse) has recently been made available in our area and a suggestion was made that we could use this high speed connection for internet browsing and retain the T1 for the static IP .
we have a windows AD domain for the business side and also a bunch of untamed Mac fanboys running rouge over the rest of the network.
I've never tried, is it possible to have 2 gateways on the internal lan like this?
What are the concerns?
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