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Hi All,

I have a situation on one site (branch 1) where i have 2 ADSL lines on the premises due to the instability of the DSl and the second line provides redundany.  I have recently installed a new server with Remote Desktop role for remote connections from another branch (branch 2)

Branch 2 connects via RDP though the 1st ADSL router which has a DDNS account and NATS to my server. I have setup a second DDNS address on the 2nd ADSL router which NATS to the same server as a backup if one of the lines go down, problem is that the DDNS does not want to connect to the server unless the server has the Gateway setting for that particular line.

I want Branch 2 to be able to use either DDNS address if one of the lines goes down but it means i have to remotely connect and manually change the gateway on the server in order to get the 2nd ADSL router's DDNS to connect.

Adding a second network card which give me the option of a different gateway on each card which are then connected to the 2 different ADSL lines. But i know that 2 gateways can mess up communications.

Does anyone have a suggestion for what i could possibly do here?
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The Microsoft Legacy Operating System topic includes legacy versions of Microsoft operating systems prior to Windows 2000: All versions of MS-DOS and other versions developed for specific manufacturers and Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions, and Windows Mobile.

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