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>=20
> I think you might help me....
>=20
>  I want to run a webserver which will be having a good traffic.
>=20
>  At present, I have a 100/10 Mbps internet connection
> (fiber-optics) but with this connection I cannot get Fixed IP for the
> webserver.
>=20
>  To get the Fixed-IP, I am getting a 24/1 Mbps internet line through
> Telephone line. But I am just in doubt that my webserver might not be
able
> to server the documents with good serving speed due to 1 Mbps
upstream...
>=20
>  So, I came to an idea that if I use two NICs, one NIC bounded to
100/10
> Mbps to serve the pages and one which would be bound with 24/1 Mbps
> connection with Fixed-IP to litsen the requests....
>=20
> my Question is that is it possible and if so, how?
>=20
>  I am planning to install FreeBSD as a OS.
>=20


Holy cow where do you live for those speeds?

Can you use a service like DynDNS.org and just use the 100/10
connection?=20