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I have a server with a dual port network adapter. I have 2 separate networks, both can access the internet. Different ISP. When I connect the server to both networks I can access all the resources on both networks just fine and have internet access. But the internet am getting ...
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I have a server with a dual port network adapter. I have 2 separate networks, both can access the internet. Different ISP. When I connect the server to both networks I can access all the resources on both networks just fine and have internet access. But the internet am getting is not from the ISP I want. How can I isolate the internet connection? How can I control which ISP I wanna use?
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Are you saying that on a program by program basis you want each to only use one or the other network? Can you elaborate a little?
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Well basically I am running our website on a T1 line. That T1 is also use for some other stuff like our phone system. In the past I FTP from the web server to another computer and the network usage was always high. So i want to use the second port for other stuff like FTP without interfering with the T1 line.
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I should thing you should be able to set one port as a proxy for your ftp program. I don't have anything to experiment with.
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Or you should be able to enter the IP address of the second port and access the server that way. (As long as you are local to it.)
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