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Unless I've missed my mark, that is a firm no.
Is your ISP providing you with a /29 , that would allow each WAN port on the MX to get a unique IP.
The question I ask is, even if you could, why would you? What would you gain from it other than an Ethernet cable redundancy. Unless you have Consuela cleaning your Ethernet cables everyday I'm not sure I see the gain from doing this.
Is your ISP providing you with a /29 , that would allow each WAN port on the MX to get a unique IP.
The question I ask is, even if you could, why would you? What would you gain from it other than an Ethernet cable redundancy. Unless you have Consuela cleaning your Ethernet cables everyday I'm not sure I see the gain from doing this.
Unless I've missed my mark, that is a firm no.
Is your ISP providing you with a /29 , that would allow each WAN port on the MX to get a unique IP.
The question I ask is, even if you could, why would you? What would you gain from it other than an Ethernet cable redundancy. Unless you have Consuela cleaning your Ethernet cables everyday I'm not sure I see the gain from doing this.
Is your ISP providing you with a /29 , that would allow each WAN port on the MX to get a unique IP.
The question I ask is, even if you could, why would you? What would you gain from it other than an Ethernet cable redundancy. Unless you have Consuela cleaning your Ethernet cables everyday I'm not sure I see the gain from doing this.
