ADSL backup internet access solution
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05-19-2008 10:08 PM - edited 03-04-2019 03:12 AM
Hi All,
I have internet access via interface fastEthernet on my router and the other port connected to internal network.
If i have the other fastEthernet module insert into my router and 1 adsl connection, Can i configure adsl connection to backup my internet access?
Thank you very much.
BR
Chutikan
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05-19-2008 11:18 PM
Yes, you can do that. For configuration support recommend you consult a qualified cisco partner or consultant.
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05-20-2008 12:19 AM
Hi,
Yes it would work as per the diagram provided.
So you want to use it as backup ?
There are few things that needs to be known before you set a configuration for such kinda design.
1. Whats the ip address that the Adsl modem will recive DHCP/Public/Private.
2. Are you gona route the LAN traffic through both the links to internet ?
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05-20-2008 03:11 AM
Adsl link just only one public ip address (fixed) i can nat it.For internal network nat is our solution.
But the problem is my internet access has 10Mbps link and adsl just only 2Mbps.So the solution for load balancing is not helpful.
Is it possible to automatic active adsl link when the 10Mbps link go down?
BR
Chutikan
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05-20-2008 03:52 AM
floating static route.
use this example where 10.1.0.0 is your internal lan network
Ip route 10.1.0.0 255.255.0.0 fasteth 0/0
Ip route 10.1.0.0 255.255.0.0 fasteth 1/1 10
The 2nd router will assin a administrative distance of 10 to the second route. Static routes by default have an AD of 1, and the lower the AD, the more preferred the route is. So in this method, your router will route all 10.1.0.0 traffic to the first route and if failled the 2nd route.
