by Cassidy Meye » Tue, 09 Jan 1996 04:00:00
Am busy connecting 2 Linux boxes to a leased line and plan to run Slip.
Problem however is that I can't get the boxes to communicate. The modems
detect carrier but nothing gets transmitted or received betw. the 2.
Thought that the modems should only be setup for leased line use with one
in ANSWER and the other in ORIGINATE mode. Do I need to setup the Linux
boxes to recognise and configure the modems' as well??
Please, any comments would be dearly appreciated.
Cas
1. Combining leased lines into a super leased line
Hi all
I was struck by a great idea the other day, but I haven't been able to
find any information on it. What I would like to do is combine 2 leased
lines from our Linux RH 4.2 gateway into a super leased line, thus
giving us cheap bandwidth. Eached line has its own static IP number. I
realise that this would obviously involve load balancing software on our
gateway as well as on the ISP.
It seems like a simple idea, has anyone done anything like this? Or am I
missing something fundamental?
Thanks
Mike (still climbing the learning curve :) )
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