From: Julius Szelagiewicz (julius@turtle.com)
Date: Mon May 19 2003 - 10:11:56 EDT
Dear Admins,
I got 2 answer to my inquiry, from Corne Beerse and from Edward.
Both essentialy negative. Since the biggest need was secure access from
outside on either of the T1s, I opted for a separate locked down box
sitting on both networks with the default route pointing to the "other"
T1. This allows me to get in on either T1. This is not perfect, but is
perfectly workable. julius
> > My production L2000, UX11.0 is connected on two of the ether
> > interfaces to two separate T1 lines, each with a different ISP. The
> > connections go through firewalls. Firewalls allow the ssh in and also
> > support SSL tunnelling. The access is easy and fast on the line that
> is
> > designated as "default" route. There is no access over the othe T1,
> > because packets go in on it, but go out over the default route.
> > What can I do to be able to access the box on either of the lines?
> > This becomes a problem when the line designated as default, or the
> > firewall on this line fails. Here I am with two lines and I still can
> not
> > get in. If I have access to the box, I can easily change the default
> route
> > and everything is hunky-dory. Tia, julius
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