Router config

[bobo0605]

Hello all,

I have a problem that I hope can be resolved. To give a liitle history. I have two sites that are connected together by a T1 line. The connection to the internet is a half T1. The internet has a central location that both sites connect to. We are moving to a wirless internet access solution at both sites. This means that both sites will have independant internet access points. We are keeping the T1 connection between both sites. is there a way to configure the router at one location to transfer all

http://www requests

to a certain ip address.

 

[doug04]

not sure what your getting at?

If you have a central proxy server, just be sure your PC's have the correct gateway IP. You can configure your router to forward all IP to a certain address (or certain router), but I'm not sure about just

http://www traffic

(port 80).

We have 3 T1's where I work with 2 locations. Each location has its own internet access T1, but we have a PTP T1 circuit for our server and phone traffic between sites.

If you're looking to maintain control over

http://www traffic

for two locations through one router, I'd advise against it since you'll be flooding your network with excess bandwidth from site to site. I'd setup a proxy at each location and remote admin one with termianl services.

 

[commsguy]

you may also want to thik about BGP. I am not sure it will work as I am still a little unclear what you are trying to do.



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