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Pix 515R multiple ISP question

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Zelandakh

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Can a Pix 515R take 2 ISPs and one connection to LAN natively? I've never looked!!!
 
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Not totally sure what you mean by "natively." If you mean "without having to add a router or other piece of equipment," then the answer is no. The PIX can have only one default route.

If your connections are T1, you can put a router in front of the PIX, then use BGP for two connections. We do it that way here and it works fine.
 
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I want to put a 2Mb ADSL and a 2Mb SDSL on the outside. Will have a router each presenting totally different public IPs.

In that case, I'd need an extra router to link those 2 which will present a single, almost DMZ link to the firewall?
 
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