This is a discussion on generic IP proxy within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I have an office where we have two broadband connections from two differnet providers - each with a static IP. I ...
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I have an office where we have two broadband connections from two differnet
providers - each with a static IP. I am using a Xincom twin WAN router to *shotgun* these connections, so there is automatic failover if one of the connections goes down. This works great for internal traffic wanting to get out. I think hosting email at this office will immediately benefit from the two connections because I can add each of the two outside IPs as an MX record or different priority...please let me know if I am missing something in this assumption... Now, for hosting other apps (web, XML-RPC server), would a *generic* proxy (http://www.quietsche-entchen.de/software/tcpproxy.html) work? By hosting the generic proxy at a site with much higher uptimes, I could route through to either of the two broadband connections, depending on which one is up... any advice appreciated. |