2 Routers

You can put ONE Router/modem on ONE ADSL line, you can then connect other routers to that rounter using a rather complicated setup.
 
One on local , One on international, both feeding a ISA server. Thing is i can make a pppoe conection on the ISA box, but then it leave the routes connection does not get used. Got a few other option, anyone got any ideas
 
I have, and tried it and it works, except i could not get it to update my dyndns. I have a few intranet site, mail server, remote desktops ect so i need it to work
 
proguy said:
Can i put 2 routers on one adsl line?
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You can put 100 routers on 1 line if that makes you happy, but the bottom line is that the DSLAM at your Telkom exchange can only synchronize with ONE router on your end. Think Point-to-Point logic. So maybe some clown will answer "YES", and describe how you can route them so that they all use the one modem, but the real answer is NO. It would be pointless to connect RJ11's all coming from the same phone line, to multiple routers, as only ONE router can be synchronized to the exchange at any given time. All you'll end up doing is causing noise and instability for the one modem which is actually synchronized
 
1 ADSL router,1 Load Balancing WAN Router like a mikrotik with multiple PPPoE connections set up - yes

2 ADSL routers - no
 
proguy said:
Can i put 2 routers on one adsl line?
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yes it is possible depending on what you want todo
Necuno said:
that seems confusing let me rephrase the setup:

*note router A must support the ability for another device to be able to establish a connection via it.

router A
  • using shaped international
  • dhcp enabled
  • mode is set to router mode
  • no bridging is ticked (half bridge unticked)
  • router's ip is set to 10.10.10.1 with a handout of 10 ips starting from 10.10.10.3 (as 10.10.10.2 is reserved for B)
  • subnetmask 255.255.255.0
  • using pppoe

router B
  • using unshaped international
  • dhcp disabled
  • (don't have a router mode on my dlink)
  • no bridging is ticked (half bridge unticked)
  • router's ip is set to 10.10.10.2
  • subnetmask 255.255.255.0
  • using pppoe

Connections
  • Router A is connected to the phone line
  • Router A's Ethernet is connected to one of Router B's Lan ports
  • Router B's wan port is connected to one of its own Lan ports
  • All PC's are connected to Router B's Lan Ports

PC Setup
  • A) gets from dhcp (router a) and per default connected to its connection and must have a route setup (via route in command prompt with -p if tested to be correct) for each ip/application that needs to use router b's internet
  • B) manual IP with the gateway either point to router A (10.10.10.1) or router B (10.10.10.2)

Dailup Procedure
  • router A must dail first then router b

Router Admin
  • 10.10.10.1 for router A
  • 10.10.10.2 for router B
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