splitting internet traffic

[pazha_malai]

i our organization we using squid proxy server...

right now we have 2 isp internet lines...

eth0 --- is connected one isp lines

eth1---is connected second isp lines

eth2--is connected local area network

wt is scenario is i want the split in internet traffic between isp lines from the lan

example my lan is 192.168.0.0/24 i want tell 192.168.0.2 address go to eth0 isp line

and 192.168.0.3 address go to eth1 isp line... otherwise we split a internet traffic

network wise(192.168.0.0/24 go to eth0 and 192.168.1.0/24 go to eth1)


plz guide how to configure this scenario

[mudasir]

AOA,

Dear pazha_malai,

What you want to do is possible. Just follow the link below and you will get what you want to do.
http://www.linuxhorizon.ro/iproute2.html

[x2oxen]

Using hardware based load balancer is also be a good option as it will provide you auto failover facility as well. Or you can do it in linux as well.

[mudasir]

AOA,

I would also suggest you to use a Hardware Load Balancing Router, as Usman bhai said, that it can provide you many many advanced feature...
I am also purchasing one for my own setup, it is costing me about 16000 Rupees.

[x2oxen]

hey wait Mudassir to you talking about which load balancer??? As far as i remembered i purchase a D-Link Load balancer costing only 7000. Do your load balancer include two DSL modems built in???

[mudasir]

AOA,

Dear Usman,

I am purchasing TL-R4000+ from TP-LINK.
http://www.tp-link.com/products/product_des.asp?id=12

i will really appreciate If you can please tell me any cheaper solution. Becasue i am unable to find any.
I also dont know how t configure it, wll have to read the whole maual. And which on do yo prefer me to buy.

Waiting for you Reply.

[x2oxen]

Well ask for D-Link load balancer as it was with two wan ports and 1 lan port hope you will get it cheaper in local market. and about T-P link load balancer i heard from some of clients that it works nicely but not tested myself.

[mudasir]

AOA,

Dear Usman,

Which will you prefer, should i go with D-Link...or TP-Link...after all both are LINK's

[x2oxen]

Well i think cheaper one is a better option here for you as it will be working fine for sure

[mudasir]

AOA,

Dear Usman,

Can you please tell me the Model Number of the D-Link Device.

[x2oxen]

Not remembered as i purchased that for customer and configured for him!

[nasacis]

its better to use RouterBoard than Dlink and TP-Link because both brands are not reliable

I used Routerboard for such purpose and working very fine but i face some issues with Dlink load balance (get stuck)

Regads

[nasacis]

you can also use PFSense for load balancing the traffic between 2 ISP