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From: <10...@ti...> - 2007-02-12 14:53:22
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----Messaggio originale---- Da: mat...@va... Data: 12- feb-2007 11.49 AM A: <dev...@li...> Ogg: Re: [Devil-Linux-discuss] Building the stable version > What exactly do you mean by bandwidth aggregation? I mean using two (or more) lines (ADSL/HDSL whatever) on each side to sum their bandwidth and get the sum of it even for a single TCP/IP connection. Server Client Line A <---> Line C Line B <---> Line D Line A+B <---> Line C+D (the uploads if they're ADSL) Please forgive the rude representation... > OpenVPN is easy enough, and two DL boxes with HeartBeat will be fine for > the redundancy. You could go LVS if you must. I used a different approach. I establish two unnumbered tunnels each one using a pair of lines (A goes to C and B goes to D), then I build a bondX interface from the two tunnels and I get more bandwidth and redundance. Only thing it needs is some kind of "link sense" which I realized with a bash script. I hope to have expressed the idea in an understandable way 8-) Live long and prosper |