Hello.
Here is a brief run-down on what I would like to accomplish. If you
have any insight you could share, I would be very appreciative. In
addition, If additional hardware would make things easier, do mention
that as well.
My home PC has three network interfaces: 1 D-Link Wireless and 2
gigabit ethernet cards. I have a Linksys cable modem that I connect up
to my D-Link DIR-625 wireless router.
I work from home a lot and need to connect up to various VPNs
throughout the day. I would like to get things setup so that the
traffic for VPN-1 goes over one of the gigabit ethernet adapters and
traffic for VPN-2 goes over the other. All remaining traffic would go
over the wireless interface. I do know the various IPs/IP ranges for
each network that I VPN to if that should help.
Currently, I assign each NIC a static IP and I also have a static IP
on my cable connection into my home. One of the VPN connections uses
the CISCO VPN client, one uses the SonicWall Global VPN Client, and to
throw a kink into the mix here, sometimes I connect up to my employers
L2TP-IPSec VPN using the connection I setup in Windows Vista Ultimate.
Is what I am looking to do even possible? I am not well skilled in
this level of Networking but I have been reading up on a few possible
solutions, or partial solutions. Adding routes to the Windows route
table? Get a switch? Get another router?
Thanks for taking the time to assist.
-Mike
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