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Is there a way I can setup a box to connect two ISPs and load balance the bandwidth. Basically, I have two ISPs with different bandwidth (5mbps and 2mbps). Now I want to connect this to connection and combine the bandwidth so that I can reach 7mbps. Or the flexibility of high availability so that when one ISP went down, another ISP gives the connection and clients won't feel much of a downtime. Is it a possible to do this? I have been using IPCop but really not sure if this can be done. Please give me info where to start. Thanks.
Is there a way I can setup a box to connect two ISPs and load balance the bandwidth. Basically, I have two ISPs with different bandwidth (5mbps and 2mbps). Now I want to connect this to connection and combine the bandwidth so that I can reach 7mbps. Or the flexibility of high availability so that when one ISP went down, another ISP gives the connection and clients won't feel much of a downtime. Is it a possible to do this? I have been using IPCop but really not sure if this can be done. Please give me info where to start. Thanks.
Hi Dear Depam
I will be happy if you share with me your experience about this task.
thanks for your help or guidance
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