RE: [FW1] RE:

[Vishal_Keswani <Vishal@satyam.com>]

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Hi All,
I went through the White paper of Radware's LinkProof Appliance & what I
could understand is that if we want to use this product

we should have two Internet connections from same Physical Location. In
our case we have Internet connections form
two Locations which are geogrophically apart & they are connected by T1
Line.
How do we Implement Load balancing in this case.
We are having  FW1 at both the locations (the second Internet T1 one is
not yet operational)
Has anybody implemented the same anywhere ?
Any inputs on this ?


Vishal

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    From:   amanda@wineasy.se[SMTP:amanda@wineasy.se]
    Sent:   Friday, November 03, 2000 1:36 PM
    To:     fw-1-mailinglist@lists.us.checkpoint.com
    Subject:        [FW1] RE:

    You could put a router (Linux/Cisco/Nokia cluster depending on your
    budget) at a co-location site and run VPN links to the router over
    both
    WAN links. Routing everything (inbound and outbound) over the VPN's
    should
    give you load balancing and transparent link fail over without BGP4
    (you
    don't even need ISP co-operation).
     
     
    Amanda.
     
     
    On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Scopelliti, Pasquale F wrote:
    > Another option is Radware's Linkproof appliance which handles
    multiple
    > ISP connections without requiring BGP.