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Oleg Tarakanov2014-09-03 10:51:37
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Oleg Tarakanov, 2014-09-03 10:51:37

How to properly use 2 channels?

Hello!
There is Ubuntu Server 14.04 with two links and IP addresses (from one provider).
Each link issues n-Mbps.
The task is to organize a garden of several web servers on IIS with ssl.
That is, I plan to:
1. set a dns-server on these two links (a kind of Round-robin) and redirect requests by headers to local servers;
2. increase the speed of the channel using link aggregation - but what about two "white" IPs in this situation? Doesn't this idea contradict item 1?
Please help with advice.

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Sergey Petrikov, 2014-09-03
@druoleg

1. Implement, there is no fundamental difference to work with two servers or one with several addresses.
2. Normally, without crutches, channel aggregation cannot be done, crutches are a separate issue; there are many different ones, almost all of them are crooked and depend on the situation.

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Sergey, 2014-09-03
@bk0011m

Seriously, look aside: BGP This is at the level of the protocol and switches
. For example, mail - in one channel, web traffic - in another. It's all at the firewall level.

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