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I currently have a C-class address space leased from ISP #1. This IP addresses from this C-class are used within our LAN environment. I will lease other IP addresses from ISP #2 to support a colocated web server installation at their premises.<br> <br> I want the second ISDN link to our LAN to...

I will be running 2 x ISDN links (to two different Internet ISPs) through a Cisco 1600 with 2 WAN cards. I want to be able to have 'failover' between these 2 WAN links so if one link fails, traffic can still get through on the other link.<br> <br> This seems pretty straightforward for outbound...

The ADSL is proxied via MS Proxy Server on one NT machine.<br> Our 128K ISDN link is directly connected to our hub via a router.<br> For various reasons we will be installing a second ISDN shortly.<br> <br> I want to have all connections running via a proxy/firewall, and I want to have fail-over...

We run an NT network and use Proxy Server as a firewall and proxy.<br> I have 3 separate permanent internet links (2 x ISDN, 1 x ADSL) into our building, and I want to set them up so that if any of these links fails, traffic will still flow through the others. <br> I especially need email...

Anyone know how I can get group calendaring for the Mac clients on my network? Mac Outlook is complete garbage. We run Outlook 98 for Win clients, Exchange Server 5.5, and have been struggling with Outlook Web Access for the Mac clients, which is also an ugly solution.<br> Are there any superior...

We have 2 separate ISDN connections to different ISPs. I'm looking for a way to run a mailserver inside my firewall (NT4 network) and have both inbound and outbound mail find its way through even when one or other of the ISDN links fails.<br> How do I do this?