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I need to know this:
I have a 2612 that has no open serial or ethernet ports - all are being used.
Serial 0/0 - point to point location B
Serial 0/2 - point to point location A
Ethernet 0/0 - local LAN
There's a serial 0/1 listed, but I can't see where this would be - is this the huge slot to the left?
In any case, current internet traffic comes from location A over the P2P. I have a secondary DSL internet line coming in and would love to be able to use it for a failover for outbound internet at this location. I've read about using DSL that comes in and utilizes a WIC and "floating routes" that prioritize the two different outbound IP routes. I've basically got DSL on an ethernet line. Is there any way to use this as a failover without having an available ethernet port on the router? Also, how can I spilt the internet traffic away from the P2P. This scenario is assuming the P2P stays up and the internet fails at location A.
Does this make sense?
I have a 2612 that has no open serial or ethernet ports - all are being used.
Serial 0/0 - point to point location B
Serial 0/2 - point to point location A
Ethernet 0/0 - local LAN
There's a serial 0/1 listed, but I can't see where this would be - is this the huge slot to the left?
In any case, current internet traffic comes from location A over the P2P. I have a secondary DSL internet line coming in and would love to be able to use it for a failover for outbound internet at this location. I've read about using DSL that comes in and utilizes a WIC and "floating routes" that prioritize the two different outbound IP routes. I've basically got DSL on an ethernet line. Is there any way to use this as a failover without having an available ethernet port on the router? Also, how can I spilt the internet traffic away from the P2P. This scenario is assuming the P2P stays up and the internet fails at location A.
Does this make sense?