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Posted by flamer die.spam@hotmail.com on February 12, 2007, 6:25 pm
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options > I'm working with a business that needs a reliable dual-wan solution since
> they're preparing to move to an online ASP vendor for their mission-critical
> app (ticketing system for a live theatre). Small shop, need to support
> maybe 10 online users, running SBS 2003 R2. They currently have DSL with a
> cheap consumer grade router/firewall, I am looking to add either satellite
> or cable ISP to that. Primary need is for automatic failover if the main
> connection goes down, but since they'll be paying for 2 internet connections
> it'd be nice to have them both active and load balanced for daily use.
> Would like to have them hosting their own email on SBS, so I'd configure DNS
> with MX records for both connections' IPs. Don't think any other issue
> would arise from the load balancing, as long as the Dual-wan router does a
> decent implementation of it.
>
> Have looked at XinCom and Hotbrick, but have read enough negative comments
> about each that I'm looking for second opinions about those and any other
> good dual-wan routers.
>
> Thanks in advance for all thoughts.
>
> BJ
Cisco or Linksys.
Flamer.
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