[expert] Two internet interfaces load balance

[expert] Two internet interfaces load balance

[GBV]

Hi all,

I´m using Debian 2.4.18, standing to compile 2.4.20 with advanced routing
options..

I have an ADSL 512/128 connection on eth0 and a dedicated optic fiber
256/256 on eth2 and my local interface is eth1.

I need to load balance or at least use this two internet ifaces at the same
time. When a bring the two interfaces up I, neither of them works... when I
switch this two ifaces there are DNS problems since this two ifaces uses
different DNS servers..


How can I use this two ifaces at the same time, without errors?
What options should I enable in kernel configuration?
And about the DNS?

Can I do something like use eth2 just for published internet services, and
eth0 for normal internet access?

What Tools I need and how to use then?

Thanks...

Guilherme B. Viebig

 1. manipulação de rede maliciosa: tentativa bem sucedida ou não de acessar
informações sigilosas, indisponibilizar serviços, e qualquer tipo de ação
não documentada e fornecida pela vitima.

Re: [expert] Two internet interfaces load balance

[Raymond Leach]

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Have a look at http://www.lartc.org/

On Tue, 2003-04-15 at 16:44, GBV wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I´m using Debian 2.4.18, standing to compile 2.4.20 with advanced routing
> options..
> 
> I have an ADSL 512/128 connection on eth0 and a dedicated optic fiber
> 256/256 on eth2 and my local interface is eth1.
> 
> I need to load balance or at least use this two internet ifaces at the same
> time. When a bring the two interfaces up I, neither of them works... when I
> switch this two ifaces there are DNS problems since this two ifaces uses
> different DNS servers..
> 
> 
> How can I use this two ifaces at the same time, without errors?
> What options should I enable in kernel configuration?
> And about the DNS?
> 
> Can I do something like use eth2 just for published internet services, and
> eth0 for normal internet access?
> 
> What Tools I need and how to use then?
> 
> Thanks...
> 
> Guilherme B. Viebig
> 
>  1. manipulação de rede maliciosa: tentativa bem sucedida ou não de acessar
> informações sigilosas, indisponibilizar serviços, e qualquer tipo de ação
> não documentada e fornecida pela vitima.
> 


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