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Hello Network Experts,<br />
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We currently have a 50 MB business dsl. They want to bring in a new internet connection of 100 MB and add 50 MB to the existing one and dedicate the other 50 MB for some other project. &nbsp;We are using Cisco ASA 5520. Is it possible to separate and dedicate this &nbsp;new internet bandwidth with this device or a new device is needed &nbsp;or how can it be achieved?<br />
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Please advise,<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Deorali
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Hello Network Experts,

We currently have a 50 MB business dsl. They want to bring in a new internet connection of 100 MB and add 50 MB to the existing one and dedicate the other 50 MB for some other project.  We are using Cisco ASA 5520. Is it possible to separate and dedicate this  new internet bandwidth with this device or a new device is needed  or how can it be achieved?

Please advise,

Thanks,

Deorali

Distribute a new Internet bandwith link.

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