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Dual WAN router that works - at a sensible price?

Crossy
Crossy
in IT and Computers

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8 hours ago, tjo o tjim said:

None of those options will prevent you from having to configure the router. ????

 

You should be able to get the EdgeRouter 4 locally as well.  They are good little routers; we have a few balancing 500Mb links and providing VPN services for site-site connections and remote access. But, you have a learning curve that takes trusting another online community. 

 

I meant point/click configuration vs CLI or flashing firmware.   If you have to spend 4000-7000 baht anyway, why not get the option that is just a few clicks?

 

Maybe if it was the ER-X + the flashing/setup time that is already well tested in gaming or other use case scenarios.  But I think OP prefers a one-and-done setup, with native support from manufacturer.

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  • tjo o tjim
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    Yes, there are other ways of doing it, working down to lower levels of the network stack. Ping is considered a “layer 3” approach; OSPF and STP are “layer 2” approaches.  The layer 2 solutions are muc

  • johng
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    @Crossy  you might want to take a look at pfsense    https://www.pfsense.org/   https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/routing/multi-wan.html   or opensense  https://docs.

  • Tayaout
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    It would be instant if there is a way to bound 2 Ethernet interface together.  Did in the past on a server. Could be done with OpenWRT and proper hardware.  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_a

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