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| For Outgoing traffic, Does anyone know how the ISP Redundancy works at the background? Gone thru the manual thoroughly, it did not mention a word what method for outgoing loadsharing used. Is it a round-robin or Less-Round-trip-time amongst two ISPs? For incoming, does it mean we have to point NameServer record of www.mycompany.com to our firewall gateway if we have configured the mini-DNS on the gateway for both ISPs and let the gateway to reply to those queries to www.mycompany.com? thx Nick |
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| don't know how it exactly works, you can see your outgoing session switched between the two links in the log there are two ways I know, you can point SOA to the both external interfaces of your gw, I've heard that works but I did it like cp recommends it, setup two dns serves behind the gw, primary zone or deligation, setup the dns proxy and address translation. __________________ misery is optional |
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