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Dear Expert,<br />
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i have two sites, Site A and Site B.<br />
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Site A, 10.10.x.x/22<br />
Site B, 192.168.x.x/24<br />
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Site A has 1 2MB lease lines and 1 ADSL both connected to my firewall. <br />
Site B has 1 2MB Lease line connected to my firewall.<br />
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i am using SNA 3500 and 5500 as a firewall on both sites. <br />
one of my server on Site A is also connected with third party (C), now i want to achive bwloe goals,<br />
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1) router SITE A user traffic to WAN2,<br />
2) Connect SITE A and B<br />
3) Connect DR host @ B to C<br />
4) Avoid any looping<br />
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Dear Expert,

i have two sites, Site A and Site B.

Site A, 10.10.x.x/22
Site B, 192.168.x.x/24

Site A has 1 2MB lease lines and 1 ADSL both connected to my firewall. 
Site B has 1 2MB Lease line connected to my firewall.

i am using SNA 3500 and 5500 as a firewall on both sites. 
one of my server on Site A is also connected with third party (C), now i want to achive bwloe goals,

1) router SITE A user traffic to WAN2,
2) Connect SITE A and B
3) Connect DR host @ B to C
4) Avoid any looping
 

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