PLUG Philippine LINUX Users' Group. They might be at help if you decide to use LINUX gateways to make the Failover/Redundant/Load Balancing. This is very easy in LINUX, might want to reconsider. hehehe
There is this thing as HOT STAND-BY in routers for the failover, might want to check it out also. On Sunday 02 July 2006 00:26, Ariz Jacinto wrote: > what's the exact model of the router?, afaik, 28xx series supports > failover similar to your requirements. anyway, here's a hint: if you're > not going to use Zebra, then your question would be off-topic :) > > On 7/1/06, Learning Process <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, a client of ours is requesting for failover/load balancing setup > > using Cisco 2800 as a router. Link will be provided by 2 different ISP. 2 > > x T1 lease line is being used.The following is the setup (Cisco NOT using > > NAT) > > > > Router Serial 1 -> ISP 1 = 202.x.x.x/27 > > Router Serial 2 -> ISP 2 = 203.x.x.x/27 > > Router Fa0 -> LAN > > > > If ISP1 goes down, ISP2 will take over automatically. Is this possible ? > > If so, how can I set this up. I have read about cisco 'Floating Static > > Route' but not quite sure if this can be used. > > > > I have searched the forums/google but that didn't help me much. > > > > PS. BGP/Zebra is not going to work for me. > > > > Any help/hint/tip is much appreciated. -- Alben Benavente Alteza Information Systems Security and Internet Services Administration Information Systems Department / Philippine Airlines _________________________________________________ Philippine Linux Users' Group (PLUG) Mailing List [email protected] (#PLUG @ irc.free.net.ph) Read the Guidelines: http://linux.org.ph/lists Searchable Archives: http://archives.free.net.ph
