2 DSL Connections with 2 nics on one computer with apache server?

[Softtouch]

Its hard to explain what I want, but I'll try:

I have a Windows XP Pro PC with apache installed.

In this PC are 2 nic's, one is 192.168.0.3, the other is 192.168.254.3
Both nics are connected to 2 dsl modems, different ISP's, both with
static IP.
I have 2 domain names registered, each point to one of the static IP's,
so people using domain #1 will access the server via ISP #1, people who
use domain #2, will access via ISP #2.

Now the problem: Requests are coming from Modem #2, but the PC send the
webpage to Modem #1...
How can I configure the network, so that people accessing via modem #2
will get their webpage also via Modem #2?

Both nics have a default gateway. But route print shows me always the
gateways #2 as the default.

I need to do this setup because sometime ISP #1 is down, sometimes ISP
#2, so people can access via 2 domain names, via 2 different provider.

 

[Robert L [MVP - Networking]]

By default, only one gateway takes control (doesn't matter how many gateways you have). I think it is better to have a dual router. This search result may help,

What's Dual WAN or Load Balance Router
A Dual WAN router or called Load Balance Router allows a router to use multiple paths to a destination when forwarding packets. With the ability to connect ...
http://www.howtonetworking.com/whatis/dualwanrouter1.htm -

Two gateways for redundancy
Have a Dual WAN router like Cisco 1841 that can handle two gateways. Or refer to this link: What is Dual WAN or Load Balance Router? ...
http://www.howtonetworking.com/Routers/2gateways.htm


Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com
Its hard to explain what I want, but I'll try:

I have a Windows XP Pro PC with apache installed.

In this PC are 2 nic's, one is 192.168.0.3, the other is 192.168.254.3
Both nics are connected to 2 dsl modems, different ISP's, both with
static IP.
I have 2 domain names registered, each point to one of the static IP's,
so people using domain #1 will access the server via ISP #1, people who
use domain #2, will access via ISP #2.

Now the problem: Requests are coming from Modem #2, but the PC send the
webpage to Modem #1...
How can I configure the network, so that people accessing via modem #2
will get their webpage also via Modem #2?

Both nics have a default gateway. But route print shows me always the
gateways #2 as the default.

I need to do this setup because sometime ISP #1 is down, sometimes ISP
#2, so people can access via 2 domain names, via 2 different provider.