Using 3 different internet conections and windows server 2008R2 as Router.
- Thread starter rmsanchez
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Computers never do things as easily as purpose built hardware. A multi-wan router would be a better answer from a maintainability perspective. Something like this -- https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Gigabit-Ethernet-Multi-WAN-TL-ER5120/dp/B006DEBYTI
jsmithepa
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Pilling it on... a Windows server would not be a box I think of for this job. With multiple ISP I assume u want load sharing, and may as well failsafe, maybe.
U can still use that box though and load something like pfsense, that I know will do it for you, if you don't mind some hands-on required that is.
U can still use that box though and load something like pfsense, that I know will do it for you, if you don't mind some hands-on required that is.
Because with only one there is not enough bandwidth so the office bought 3 and said: "make it work". The office is located far away from any internet connections from any cable company so we are using a Celular Network Routers.
I have seen those load balancing routers that you guys mentioned above, but I'm trying to make that plan B.
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