Mike Lander wrote: > ... > Since that is the case maybe this would be a more logical > choice. Eth0 will have a 768 up and back frac T-1 and eth2 will > be a 4mb down and 500kbit up. > Would the firewall running squid honor the balance option > to give more bandwidth to eth2?
I run three 1500/256 ADSL links on my firewalls, and squid on a box in the DMZ behind it, and it does a reasonable job of load-balancing the three. You can see the MRTG graphs of the firewall's DSL interfaces: http://penguin.redlands.qld.edu.au/mrtg-public/pelican/weekly.html Note however that this is not exactly the same situation, because squid is on a separate box. In my configuration, dsl2 has a weight of 4 and dsl1 & dsl3 have weights of 3. Paul
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