SnapGear 1.7.8 Manuel D’Utilisation
Internet failover
SnapGear appliances are designed with the real Internet in mind, which may mean
downtime due to ISP equipment or telecommunications network failure. Failures can be
caused by removing the wrong plug from the wall, typing in the wrong ISP password or
many other reasons. Regardless of the cause of a failure it can potentially be very
expensive.
downtime due to ISP equipment or telecommunications network failure. Failures can be
caused by removing the wrong plug from the wall, typing in the wrong ISP password or
many other reasons. Regardless of the cause of a failure it can potentially be very
expensive.
Failover provides the ability to use a low-speed connection when the high-speed
connection fails to allow services to continue operating. When the main Internet
connection fails and the backup connection (or failover) is started, VPN connections are
restarted and dynamic DNS services are advised of the new IP address.
connection fails to allow services to continue operating. When the main Internet
connection fails and the backup connection (or failover) is started, VPN connections are
restarted and dynamic DNS services are advised of the new IP address.
Internet failover is currently only available in the SnapGearSOHO+, SnapGearPRO, and
SnapGearPRO+ appliances. After configuring a normal Internet connection, a link to the
Internet failover page allows you to configure failover support. You can also access the
failover page by clicking Connect To Internet in the Networking menu.
SnapGearPRO+ appliances. After configuring a normal Internet connection, a link to the
Internet failover page allows you to configure failover support. You can also access the
failover page by clicking Connect To Internet in the Networking menu.
The following figure shows the advanced configuration options:
Figure 3.3 Advanced configuration option
Connecting to the Internet
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