Cisco – Can VRRP be used between 2 interfaces on the same node instead of between 2 nodes

I would set teaming in the web server to start with. Then both routers have to be connected to each switch. The problem is the gateway. Server will see the public ip of client, and it can only have one default gateway.

You can:

• Set up HSRP on the lan side between your 2 routers
• Change the client IP by the one of your router (each one its ip), so the webserver send packet to them without going through a default gateway

The HSRP ip 1 and 2 are not so clear on their usage

you can get a DrayTek 2950 router, supports multiple public IP addresses amongst other features. supports vpn tunnels (200) without purchasing extra licenses.

http://www.draytek.co.uk/products/vigor2950.html

You can search for a draytek dealer in your area.

Draytek will do all port forwarding, you can connect multiple WAN connections, can run them in either failover or load-balance mode, you can assign WAN IP Aliases (Public IP Addresses). You can even assign Public static IP to your servers and input the correct subnet and subnet mask in your router so it routes your public IP subnet too.

Hope that helps