Thanks for the pointer Maarten, I should have skimmed a little more
thoroughly :)
I'm a bit confused by the second suggestion though, at this site there
is one router, (for one dsl connection) with one Ethernet port on the
lan side, so I am certainly going to need to put something in between
the router and the two ext GB interfaces.
I don't see how the ISP can help with this?
-----Original Message-----
From: Maarten Vink [mailto:vink_at_interstroom.nl]
Sent: 21 June 2007 14:38
To: Richard Stevens
Cc: gb-users_at_gta_dot_com
Subject: Re: [gb-users] high availability pairing
Hi Richard,
Have a look at the chapter titled "H2A on Two Subnets" in the manual
(http://www.gta.com/downloads/external/50/General/H2A_Guide_5.0.pdf).
This covers the situation you're in. You can configure the H2A setup,
but since you only have a single public IP you won't be able to
manage the standby firewall from the internet.
Regarding your second question: depending on your ISP, you might be
able to get two uplink cables, connecting to different switches on
your ISP's side, thus increasing your redundancy.
Regards,
Maarten Vink
Interstroom
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