- I have a Cisco 1720 router with a WIC-1ENET running as my primary home router.
- A friend of mine just moved in next door, and is on a different ISP
- I have a wireless to ethernet bridge and a crappy switch that doesn't support VLANs
My network is 172.19.44.X/24 My friend's network is 10.45.0.X/24
- Both are running DHCP
A few quick questions:
1) I assume right now if I simply plug the wireless bridge into my switch I'm going to create a race condition for DHCP, is there any way to avoid this? 2) How can I configure my router so that if my ISP is down all my traffic is sent to his network? 3) My ISP seriously throttles VOIP traffic. Is it possible for my router to do policy based routing with only one Interface/VLAN? I'd love to send VOIP traffic to his network whenever possible.My initial thought is that I'll probably have to buy another WIC-1ENET and plug the wireless bridge directly into the router to avoid the DHCP issues, but I'm not sure..
I'm not a Cisco "newbie" but 90% of my Cisco experience is with NAT, access-lists, etc..
Thanks in advance.