> me that the way you use 4 modems for bandwidth is called "load balancing"
> and that they will only need 1 IP total. Is this the case? If that's
> not the best way to do it, what is? They can get 4 static IPs if that's
> what it takes.
If you have only 1 IP the PM will get it and you will have no IPs for you
local network. Best to get a subnet.
> Can somebody walk me through EVERY part of this? (Sorry--I inherited a
> portmaster from the last system administrator and I'm really not very
> familiar with them.) Including setting up the location, configuring the
> ports, etc?
Go to http://www.livingston.com/ and go to the manuals section and downloa
dthem and take a shot. The samples are pretty good. If you then have
specifice questions people here can help you out.
Basically:
Set the ports to two way
set the ports to a dial group
set up the location
set up all needed ips and netmasks
save all and go.
-tk
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