Holger Bauer wrote:
Bonding has to be supported by both ends (ISP end and your end; making 1 Link
with 2 or more physical links). However pfSense is offering loadbalancing to
ultilize more than one WAN link.
To change the subject slightly...I seem to remember I could only
activate one WAN connection per type. Ex: outgoing PPPoe and a second
DHCP (for Cable), but not dual PPPoe. Is this true or did I miss
something...
A single connection can't make use of the sum of all interfaces bandwidth this
way as one connection can only use one link but a bunch of connections (even
from the same host) together can use all the links and thus all the bandwidth
of all the links. Another option is policy based routing like sending traffic
type a via WANa and type b via WANb. Balancing and policy based routing can be
used at the same time.
Holger
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Von: Kim C. Callis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 24. Januar 2006 08:27
An: PfSense Mailing List
Betreff: [pfSense-discussion] Bonding incoming interfaces
With pfSense, is it possible to bond together several
incoming media (for instance several DSL circuits), to
provide create larger bandwidth to the LAN? And if so, could
one effectively creates create greater outgoing bandwidth?
K.
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