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Can you use windows server 2003 to load balance and do failover for 2 internet connections?
I have a T1 and a dsl connection. I would like to utilize both on my network to get greater speed. Also if one fails I would like the other to kick in
Which is default failover condition in Cyberoam?
How to switch between a main server and backup server using http failover softwares?
Suggest a simple software that does the job..
Is it possible to "team" two NICs in Windows Vista to add failover if one connection goes out?
I want to use two separate internet connections to add failover capability, as well as combining the bandwidth for higher download speeds. Can I do this in Vista, or do I need a dual WAN router?
Asterisk failover?
HiHow can i implement failover between 2 identical servers? if server A is down, calls should be redirected to server B perhaps using some sort of DNS srv records and HTTP access should be available through server B the DB on server B must have the same copy as Server A.Also mysql on server B should send to server A any records if server A is back online.Please let me know the best way to achieve this type of failover, thanks.SB.
How can we provide seamless failover for our webserver in case we lose one Internet connection?
We would like to make sure our websites are still functional if our Internet connection goes down. If we have a second Internet connection, and it is set as the secondary DNS address, will it fail over properly to the second connection? I was told by an expert that it won't work.If this doesn't work, how is it done? We have a dual NIC cards and are running Windows Server 2003.
Adding failover to a cisco 1721 and a DSL interface?
as of right now i have a t1 wic in the 1721 already configured. And recently we just added a DSL wic to the other exp slot. We want to set up failover from from the T1 to the DSL. so the t1 would be primary and the dsl secondary.can someone please supply me with the proper inputs for this? interface and failover?thank you heres the DSL info DSL Line Number 310.207.3240line speed 3.0M 768kIP 66.14.114.90Subnet 255.255.255.128GW 66.14.114.1DNS1 68.238.64.12DNS2 68.238.96.12
SQL Enterprise 2005 failover cluster install on Win2K3 Server?
While installing 2K5, It will not go past the select the cluster group section There are no groups to select , It says on the initial install it will install all the resources required to complete the install, but the resource types for SQL 2005 are never available. How do I add them ?
How do I configure load balancing and failover internet connection on my pc?
I have 2 internet connections from 2 different ISP. Is there a possibility for me to configure load balancing and failover internet connection on my pc? My pc has XP sp3 professional as operating system. I also have 1 wireless NIC installed. Please if it is possible, please tell me how to go about it or point me to websites were I can get further information.
How do I turn one of my Windows Server 2003 DC into a failover DHCP server?
Not sure if I have worded it correctly but I want a secondary server to issue IP addresses if the main DHCP server on the primary DC fails.
Server failover strategies?
I have three servers, one intranet, one internet, and another I want to use for failover for both. What are some failover strategies I might look into? I want the backup server to go live automatically when either the intranet or internet server goes down. I don't know much about this right now, but I'm willing to read up and research, so links are much appreciated too. Thanks
WSUS failover?
Hi all does anyone know what happens when you have configured a server or desktop to update from a local intranet WSUS server, when the WSUS server is not available.Does the server requesting updates then, try and download them from the Microsoft site, or will it keep trying to use the non functional WSUS server?
Network - WAN Load Balancing with Failover?
I am stuck with something that I need to figure out how to use as someone spent money in my absense without consulting me beforehand.We have 1 ISP, but two WAN connections. Each connection has its own bandwidth limit and rating. This was setup because one person on our primary WAN trunk, when we had just 1 outgoing connection, used up all of the bandwidth on that trunk and brought our internet at our servers to a complete halt. This was not on our LAN.Right now we have 1 connection that is on failover to the 2nd. This allows us to only use 1 connection's bandwidth at a time.We need a solution that will allow us to failover, but at the same time, load balance between the two WAN ports. This way we double our bandwidth back to what it was, as when the person dropped this in, they didn't add a second line, they split what we had into 2 lines.... This is where my networking knowledge stops, I am not sure the best way to go about this. What is the correct way to do this?All we have at the moment for routing, which is not a router, just a firewall with limited routing capabilities, is a Sonicwall TZ170 with OS Enhanced. Correct, just 1 subnet on the inside, 1 subnet on the outside, using NAT to translate from public to private.I do not have autorization to spend money on consulting from the CEO and he will not cut the funds loose for it. I'm asking this question lots of places, including here to see if I get any type of information that could point me in the correct direction.I have been authorized for the purchase of 1 networking device, under $1500USD.
Linksys RV016 FAILOVER NOT LOAD BALANCE?
OK. I have a RV016 at a remote site. Currently WAN1 is all that is in use. I have a VLAN back to the main site. This is via a Wimax connection and it works well. There is an unused T1 at this location and I want it to be a failover. I dont really care if people at the main site can access the remote site when the main connection is down. What is imperative is that the remote site can access the Internet and network resources at the main site. My proposed solution is a site to site VPN with a Sonicwall from the T1 to the main site. This is connected and works but if I connect this to the Rv016 it is hell bent on load balancing which I do not want. It is causing packet loss as well. What I want it the RV016 to ignore WAN2 unless WAN1 dies. I also want it to go back to WAN1 when WAN1 comes back to life without me having to tell it to. I want to accomplish this with no action on the part of the user or myself. Can the RV016 do straight FO no LB. How do I config it like this?
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