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    Dual WAN

    Hi guys.
    My ISP basically sucks. Since it's being paid by my gf's dad I can't say much. I was considering to hire a second ISP and make use of a dual wan router.

    is there a chance of adding speeds of them ( in say "linux iso torrenting")?

    Which models do you recommend?

    I saw this one


    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Linksys-Cisc...4AAOSwNSxU-JTM

    how

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-ASUS-RT-...kAAOSwOVpXYkma

    I need something that's reliable and that I could easily setup.


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    you need a bonding switch not a dual wan router and your isp or VPN, so you will not see any benefit from that cisco box since it is for fail over. normally for bonded networks they ether need to be supported by the ISP (they should have a bonding box for you to rent but it can be a pain to get them to give you the equipment) or you have to vpn and use duplexing on a failover/load balancing switch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by StyM View Post
    Hey man. Saw this suggested in YT ( I saw some of linus vids before) . Will check it out now.

    Appreciate it


    Quote Originally Posted by zanzabar View Post
    you need a bonding switch not a dual wan router and your isp or VPN, so you will not see any benefit from that cisco box since it is for fail over. normally for bonded networks they ether need to be supported by the ISP (they should have a bonding box for you to rent but it can be a pain to get them to give you the equipment) or you have to vpn and use duplexing on a failover/load balancing switch.

    I'm not proficient in networks. I want the following:
    to sum both connection speeds in the apps/protocols that allow it and also if one of the two ISP's go down to have a single one up and not notice it.

    my isp wont rent me anything :P
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duh View Post

    I'm not proficient in networks. I want the following:
    to sum both connection speeds in the apps/protocols that allow it and also if one of the two ISP's go down to have a single one up and not notice it.

    my isp wont rent me anything :P
    then it wont work, watch the video stym linked it will explain it. the main gist is that your isp should have equipment that will let you do it. it is not a normal service so you might have to go to the biz support to get it, and it will not work between isps or accounts so i would just not think about it.
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    Appreciate it guys.
    Had a "chat" with the gf and she does not approve wasting money into two connections and just allowed me to upgrade.
    I have 10/1.5 (unmetered) and if this sh* worked like it should ( this precise provider) I'd consider and upgrade.. Thing is that better plans have a cap and there is only a second ISP at the building also with caps+more expensive. As a third ( and non realistic approach): we have fibre in the neighborhood but I can't really justify nor pay it :/ .
    I've seen 3 msecs from such providers to cloudflare which has a POP at level3 Bs As ...
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    i'm using Asus RT-N66U for dual WAN and it works great

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    Would a offense or similar build meet POp's needs since it offers load balancing and as many want ports as you want?
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] Synthetickiller View Post
    Would a offense or similar build meet POp's needs since it offers load balancing and as many want ports as you want?
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] Synthetickiller View Post
    Would a offense or similar build meet POp's needs since it offers load balancing and as many want ports as you want?
    he wanted them bonded so he could get more bandwidth not load balanced for more than one user. without an external server you wont get that from load balancing.
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