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Just want to know if it is possible with a Cisco ASA 5506 to connect 2 different outside internet circuits to its interfaces and configure (using NAT'ing and routing I am guessing) different kinds of traffic through the two. &nbsp;Not the same kind of traffic through the two pipes at once, and nothing as elaborate as load balancing. &nbsp;Just using one pipe for one thing and something else through the other. &nbsp;Possible?
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Greetings,

Just want to know if it is possible with a Cisco ASA 5506 to connect 2 different outside internet circuits to its interfaces and configure (using NAT'ing and routing I am guessing) different kinds of traffic through the two.  Not the same kind of traffic through the two pipes at once, and nothing as elaborate as load balancing.  Just using one pipe for one thing and something else through the other.  Possible?

Multiple pipes, single firewall?

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