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Keep a spare controller in case the original goes nuts - RAID is great as long as it doesn't go wrong and then you realise you can just bung the disks in another server.

Is the IPSec service running? Try stopping it locally and seeing if anything is resolved. Also try disabling the IPv6 component of the network connection. Are you using IPv4 or 6? Is it the basic command line version or the GUI I apologise but am new to the form and have not read previous threads so excuse me if you've been over all of this. perti.co.il is always good for exchange server

I think that the simple answer to the original question is yes, the Draytek will load balance across multiple ADSL lines and that if you choose different suppliers that would be a better option. You can use the Draytek 100/110 as the PPPoE ADSL modem and the 3300 will treat each connection as just another connection. I have recently noticed that Griffin Internet do what they describe as a Engineering level ADSL connection that gives 2MB symmetric connections that might be useful if you have people dialing in or you send out a lot of data. Bonded connections are another option but if you are using multiple ADSL on one router you are achieveing the same thing and do not need to go the bonded route if you feel aprehensive about reliability although I cannot say I have found them to be necessarily less reliable. If you need to NAT various services you can NAT using either IP aliases or WAN ports. If you need a UTM device the 5510 is a good option but only has two WAN ports. The draytek works well using x21, ADSL, SDSL and 100/1000 MB fibre and is a good no-nonsense device. The only pain is that the username for admin is set to dyatek and at time of writing the firmware does not allow a change. SC