Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 15:12:34 +0200 From: Luc <luc@2113.ch> To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: multiple 'net connection' gateway Message-ID: <3B9CBC42.8C2112AE@2113.ch>
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Hi people, friends,
I have a FreeBSD box that does (great!) NAT with my cable modem
connection. for now, NAT is done with IPFW, NATD and DIVERT.
Cable provider limit bandwidth to 512k/128k,
so I asked for a second cable modem.
I have now two DHCP cable modem at the same ISP, one FreeBSD box with
three NICs, and a big need of bandwidth.
I want to do NAT on both connections
so setup should look like this:
ed1 ------ CABLE 1
NAT 62.2.80.202
LAN -- ed0 FreeBSD
192.0.0.1 ed2 ------ CABLE 2
NAT 62.2.80.200
Is it possible to cummul bandwith ? (I am almost sure it is)
What should I use to do it ? can ipfilter do it ?
(I heard it has routing capabilities)
Does someone already had the same problems ? how did you solve it ?
Thanks in advance
Luc
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