Load Balancing Router on Server 2003 / Isa 2000

Hi,

I work in a UK secondary school. We have 2 x 2MB ADSL lines bonded with a
Cisco 1721 router (connection #1). In addition we have recently had a 10MB
connection installed (terminates on a Cisco catalyst switch) (connection
#2).

Connection #1 terminates on a Server 2003 box running ISA sever 2000. This
server has two NIC's one with a public IP connecting to the Cisco 1721
router (connection #1) and the other nic connects to our LAN clients which
use 192.168.x.y addresses.

Connection #2 terminates on a Cisco Catalyst switch as present. We have only
10.1.x.y ip's available to us.

We must use a proxy server for both connections (to provide filtering
suitable for a school). Each ISP has a differnt IP and port number for their
proxy server.

I purchased a cheap Pheenet BIGL2/4 load balancing router. It has two WAN
ports and 4 LAN ports but I am unsure how to configure it to support our
requirements.

Can anyone offer any advice?

Thanks,

Andy.

Hello Andy,

Thank you for using newsgroup!

From your post, I notice that you have posted the same question in our
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check my answer there, and if you need any further assistance on this
particular issue please reply to me in that thread so I can follow up with
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Thanks & Regards,

Ken Zhao

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| Hi,
|
| I work in a UK secondary school. We have 2 x 2MB ADSL lines bonded with a
| Cisco 1721 router (connection #1). In addition we have recently had a
10MB
| connection installed (terminates on a Cisco catalyst switch) (connection
| #2).
|
| Connection #1 terminates on a Server 2003 box running ISA sever 2000.
This
| server has two NIC's one with a public IP connecting to the Cisco 1721
| router (connection #1) and the other nic connects to our LAN clients
which
| use 192.168.x.y addresses.
|
| Connection #2 terminates on a Cisco Catalyst switch as present. We have
only
| 10.1.x.y ip's available to us.
|
| We must use a proxy server for both connections (to provide filtering
| suitable for a school). Each ISP has a differnt IP and port number for
their
| proxy server.
|
| I purchased a cheap Pheenet BIGL2/4 load balancing router. It has two WAN
| ports and 4 LAN ports but I am unsure how to configure it to support our
| requirements.
|
| Can anyone offer any advice?
|
| Thanks,
|
| Andy.
|
|
|
|
|