Hi, Vinicius Vianna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > It's possible using multipath, take a look at > http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq6.html#Multipath please. > But I needed to use some pf "route-to" rules to re-route the packets > between the multiple gateways. It takes some work to make right, but i > know it works if done correctly. thanks, I need to read up that chapter.
> > Remember that you will be splitting the outgoing connections between the > two gateways (adsl lines in your case), so a single connection will have > the bandwidth of only one of the adsl, in this case the speed advantage > will be on multiple connections (like multiple users behind a NAT, or > download managers to split a downloading in multiple simultaneous parts). actually, I more or less, have one connection. And when I watch from my side, its an incoming connection. Otherwise, its more or less a point-to-point connection, so I have the possibility to setup OpenBSD boxes on both sides, and I need to see, whether I can split the transfer in smaller chunks, to be able to use both routes. Someone else also suggested to use VPN tunnels between the two endpoints, and on my side, one tunnel per DSL line, and then route the traffic via some kind of multipath routing, what I need to read up, between the two hosts. Or maybe I could just add a trunk interface on top of tun0 and tun1 interfaces? thanks Sebastian > > HTH, > Vinicius > > Sebastian Reitenbach wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I'd like to know, whether it is possible to bundle two ADSL interfaces, just > > like trunking ethernet cards. > > I know it is not that hard to use two or more lines for outgoing traffic, > > and just route source or destination based via pf. > > > > I'd need to the doubled speed for incoming traffic. The ADSL lines would be > > from the same ISP, and the IP addresses will be static. > > The two DSL modems would be connected to one host via ethernet cables, so > > the OpenBSD host does not need to care about PPPOE. > > I don't know, whether carp arpbalance would work here on such interfaces? > > > > while researching, I found this interesting article about wanpipe and using > > sangoma cards. But the changelog of the wanpipe driver ends in 2006, and in > > the documentation, they only talk about some older and slower cards. > > Is there sth. more modern like this available, but for 2x16MBit ADSL? > > > > kind regards > > Sebastian
