jmair Posted September 17, 2014 Posted September 17, 2014 We had a second ISP drop a connection for us over 370ft away, and a VLAN back to the MDF room isn't an option. I thought maybe I could route specific traffic to a second gateway for the new ISP drop. I would like to use two NICs on one machine like a bridge, and was thinking that making a linux proxy box would be a solution. (I'm open to any other ideas though). Since this box is the only device between the new ISP and our Firewall a linux box would be as close to ideal as we could afford. Is a proxy the solution? If so, any suggestions on what I should be looking up? I have just enough linux experience to know that I should be asking here and a linux flavor hasn't been installed yet either. Any feedback is welcome. Thanks!
jmair Posted September 17, 2014 Author Posted September 17, 2014 Mods, feel free to delete the post if you like. I believe the solution I need is a bridge, not a proxy.
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