No this isn't supported by m0n0wall, but can be done with pfSense

http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/MultiWanVersion1.2




On 17/12/07 17:52, "Michael Graves" <mgraves at mstvp dot com> wrote:

> Just recently I added a cable modem service to my home office. I
> already have DSL. The cable modem was added for a specific purpose, to
> do some streaming media, that requires extra outbound bandwidth. If I
> tried to do it over my DSL I'd need to shut down all my other IP
> applications, including my phones.
> 
> I know that m0n0wall does not support dual WAN. Each service comes into
> its own m0n0wall on a Net4801. I've assigned them to different subnets.
> The main SOHO LAN being 192.168.1.x and the cable modem being
> 192.168.2.x. 
> 
> At this point the two don't ever meet. It seems silly to have the cable
> modem essentially unused most of the time. Is there any way that I can
> bridge the two networks so that the cable modems bandwidth can be used
> for general purposes when I don't need it specifically for the
> streaming video?
> 
> I would hope that I might cross connect them in some manner to give me
> more bandwidth all the time, and failover should there be a problem
> with one provider.
> 
> Michael
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> 
> 
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