Re: risk attaching dsl modems to office network?

[Andy Colson <andy () squeakycode net>]

On 7/15/2010 11:51 AM, Eric M. wrote:
> The response from Ansgar is correct.  I would also like to point out
> that simply plugging three DSL routers into a network probably won't
> do much other than create DHCP conflicts.  Networking doesn't
> automatically bond three connections to get three times the speed.

Yes, I'm aware.  I actually have many different domain's, and have them 
split across the three IP's.  So, 5 domains per DSL line.  I dont have 1 
site with lots of traffic, I have 15'ish sites with a little traffic.

> The response from Ansgar is correct.

Yeah, several others have said the same thing.  I'm glad I asked about 
this before I just jumped in and did it wrong.

Thanks to all who offered advice, both on and off list.

-Andy

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