If I've understood your problem correctly then you have a machine which can
access internet using SOCKS servers running on multiple machines.
-------------->Socks Server on Machine A --------
| |
Your Machine --->------------->Socks Server on Machine B ----------------->
Router/Firewall ------> Internet
| |
-------------->Socks Server on Machine C---------
I guess above diagram illustrates the situation of your setup. In this case
you can use a dispatcher system before socks servers and allow the
dispatcher system to do load balancing for your connection. I've not done it
myself but for the sake of it you can give LVS (
http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org) a try. Please do revert back if it helps
you out.
Regards,
Mayank
On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 10:59 AM, Navjot Kukreja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> I access the internet by establishing an SSH tunnel to one of multiple
> hosts, and using dynamic port forwarding(SOCKS) on my computer. I would
> like
> to do some load sharing over the multiple tunnels that I have, effectively
> increasing the speed that i get. Is there a way that I can configure an
> SSH
> tunnel as a network interface on the machine? Also, is there another way
> to
> carry out load sharing over multiple tunnels without creating interfaces?
> Thank you
> Navjot Kukreja
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