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| Trillium Tech 2006-05-08, 1:11 am |
| Scenio--Private VPN, going through internal networks. I have to design
and impliment a solution using a VPN on an internal network. I have a
group of Developers at Site A, that need to get to Site B. In between
Site A and B is 2 internal networks, Lan A, which is a sister company
and Lan B which is my
my company. Both sites can get to site B, but I need to know how to
setup how the Site A routes to B and vice versa. Lan A is a more
congested than Lan B, also Lan A has more hops to Site B. I would like
the VPN server at site A to use Lan B as the primary route and if that
fails route through Lan A with out dropping connections. Can it be
done? I would like to use a Linux solution. I also would like it
switch back to the primary Lan A once the primary connection is
restored. Any suggestions?
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