BiGuard 30 Setup with IS preconfig router

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Currently we’ve got two ADSL lines at our business and I want to load balance the two lines using a BiGuard 30. I’ve got two different ADSL accounts, one from WebAfrica (1 Mb Uncapped via IS with static IPs and pre-configured router) and one from OpenWeb (4Mb uncapped).

No problem setting up the OpenWeb account using PPoE, but I can't setup the WebAfrica account with the pre-configured IS router. Is it possible to configure the BiGuard 30 with the WebAfrica/IS pre-config router?
 
CISCO

Currently we’ve got two ADSL lines at our business and I want to load balance the two lines using a [-]BiGuard 30[/-].

Get a Cisco 2611XM and TWO ADSL WIC's

You can find these pretty cheap now.

Slightly more expensive but in the long run more than worth it


MW
 
Thanks for the reply. But We've already got a BiGuard.

Do you know if any ISP in this country provides a uncapped ADSL account with static IP without a pre configured router from IS????
 
IS Router

Thanks for the reply. But We've already got a BiGuard.
Do you know if any ISP in this country provides a uncapped ADSL account with static IP without a pre configured router from IS????

What router is it ????

Does it still belong to IS ????

Get rid of it and the BiGuard and get ONE device which can do EVERYTHING ( and which you can configure YOURSELF )

Scratch around on this site and your question about uncapped and static IP will be answered.
but
Have the smelling salts handy --
or
Have a BIG cheque book.


MW
 
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On the static ip account just configure the wan port of the biguard with one of the static ips you are allowed to use. Then use the cisco router's ip address as the gateway and you should have a subnet mask of 255.255.255.252
 
IS

Not sure why you think anyone else is going to take over a pre-configured IS router ??????

What router is it ????

Does it still belong to IS ????

Get rid of it and the BiGuard and get ONE device which can do EVERYTHING ( and which you can configure YOURSELF )


MW

Your not allowed to configure the IS uncapped routers no way of getting around it.
 
Update

Your not allowed to configure the IS uncapped routers no way of getting around it.

Thanks for explaining that.

I assume then that the router remains the property of IS ????

MW
 
Thanks for explaining that.

I assume then that the router remains the property of IS ????

MW

It's because of the script that they run on the routers to give you a static IP. Either they don't want you to mess around with it because one interface change and the solution falls over or the fact that the configuration is their Intellectual Property.
 
Tempting

It's because of the script that they run on the routers to give you a static IP.
Either they don't want you to mess around with it because one interface change and the solution falls over
or
the fact that the configuration is their Intellectual Property.

HHmm -- quite tempting to do a password recovery and then reset back to original. :whistle:

running-config / startup-config ;)


MW
 
HHmm -- quite tempting to do a password recovery and then reset back to original. :whistle:

running-config / startup-config ;)


MW

How do you do that? I thought if you do a password recovery the startup config is lost.
 
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