I am planning to throw out all other routers/proxy servers and replace with MT and would like to know if it would be possible:
Here is my setup:
WAN A:high latency line (cheap)
WAN B:line for local access only
WAN C:line for international access
WAN D:line for international access
LAN A:Wireless network (subnetted ± 120 MT sites)
LAN B:Local office LAN
Planning to use RB532A with MT-RB564 daughterboard to add 6 LANs & 16GB flash for proxy
OR
RB192 but it cannot take flash card?
All MT runing ROS3.2
Wants/needs:
Q1)PPTP server for ‘uncapped’ accounts routing all (local + international) out through WAN A
Q2)All traffic from LAN A & LAN B (not PPTP)should be split up to route local traffic through WAN B (masqueraded of course)
Q3)All traffic from LAN A & LAN B (not PPTP)should load balance international traffic between WAN C & WAN D(masqueraded of course)
Q4)All international https should be routed through WAN C
Q5)Possibility to add another local or international line later and load balance local with WAN B or international with WAN C & WAN D
Q6)Failover, i.e. if local goes down, route traffic through WAN C & WAN D, if WAN C fails, all international through WAN D(+https), etc.
Q7)Ability to read trafficlogs (like ‘old’ traffic logger) for my software to parse/analyse
Q8)Transparently proxy as much as possible(including windows updates)
Asking to much?
I would really like to know if it is realistically possible (not theoretically!) as I’ll order the stuff immediately.
Any advice appreciated, should I throw all on one router or maybe add more than one for simpler isolated setup?
Thanks
Ekkas