I worked a year on this and was planning to put it on the wiki. Does this help: I have 2 DSLs, 1 static, 1 dynamic, FS is on a Mac mini with only 1 nic. The router does dual wan/load balancing. And by golly.... FS can auto switch between DSL lines when one has a problem. Wondering if this info is worth my time putting on the wiki, I did the OS X page and rewrote other stuff and it took weeks. But if there is interest I will do it. On Aug 15, 2011, at 9:23 AM, Lars Zeb wrote:
Currently my LAN is connected to the internet via DSL. The FreeSWITCH box is on this subnet. To save money, I am moving the data portion of my LAN to a new ISP and I want to segregate the VOIP to another ISP. I am tired of having a bad VOIP connection during lengthy downloads.
My VOIP and FreeSWITCH skills are minimal. I have used FreeSWITCH for over a year in a home/business environment. The only reason it is working is with the help of this list.
My knowledge of IP is similar. I do not know how to setup a LAN with two gateways with all nodes seeing one another. I do want to be able to call out via FreeSWITCH from a softphone on the data portion of the new LAN.
A friend suggested I need a dual ported WAN firewall/router with load balancing to enable all the nodes to be on the same subnet. Can anyone help me with suggestions? Is there a consultant I can hire to help with this?
Thanks, Lars
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