connecting 2 DLS lines to 1 network?

[kfetzer]

I set up temporary networks for a taveling publication and run Apple OS X server. I have ordered two DSL lines for an upcoming job (one for internet access for all on the LAN, and the other for use by only one person to send large files to an FTP site). This person needs access, however, to the LAN to obtain and work with files on the server.

I have a router for the first DSL line. Is there anyway to get the second DSL line in the LAN for the person to access without messing up the first DSL connnection or the file sharing?

Not possible to just get fatter connection instead off the two DSLs.

Thanks.

 

[jimbopalmer]

They make dual WAN routers where each WAN pipe can be specified for particular uses.

http://xincom.com/products.html

as an example

In the xincom web pages you could lock one IP destination to one WAN pipe and let all others use the other pipe

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