2 ISP's in 1 switch

[psyche54]

possible man kaau in two isp's at one switch just simple you have to assign a static ip addresses and dns to your client. for example: PC1 to PC10 connected sa 192.168.1.1 and PC11 to PC20 connected to 192.168.0.1 my thoughts.

Possible man ni but the question is they are on different ip blocks... So di ni magkita ang duha ka network unless naa ka router to let these two blocks see each other.

The purpose of having two ISPs is of course maximum availability and load balancing. There are some cheap routers now that offer such function. One good thing about this setup is, if down ang usa ka ISP, you have still 1 ISP up and running. If both are up, the router has the ability to distribute your internet traffic to your two ISPs, preventing traffic congestion coming from your LAN.

[swordfish69]

unsa na load balancing router inyong ma suggest na ga work jud? daghan man gud nag ingon nako dili daw ma saligan mga load balancers.

[istorya_19]

thank you for the replies guyz. does anyone have a step by step process on how to do this? if naa, dako jud kaayo ni na tabang. people here in the office tel me its possible but they dont know lang kung unsaon jud step by step.

[masterphoenix]

Bro tan awa ni nga product Netger FVS336G

[cloud]

murag pwede sa Edimax na dual wan router bro kay ma group man nimo ang ip address unya ma assign nimo kon asa siya nga WAN . try to google. mao amo gamit sa office.

[presidente]

How much is your budget and how many endpoints your network have?

I can give you a solution, using 2 or more ISP with single gateway IP, same subnet.

PM me.

[p4ck3tsn1p3r]

I assumed that you already have 2 DSL Modem from different ISP and 1 Switch. You need to have a dual WAN router like Linksys RV0 series. Also, you need to have a real DHCP server like Windows Server. Create a DHCP scope for 192.168.1.0/24 then another scope 192.168.2.0/24.

[kagangboy]

1st option:1 router with 2 WAN ports, load balancing (transmission sharing) will be performed by the router, all hosts/pc must be on the same subnet because there will only be one gateway (router's local ip address)

2nd option: 2 routers with one ISP each, each must have different private subnet. say the 1st ISP is connected to the 1st group of hosts/pc, they must be on the same network(eg:192.168.1.0/24 network) and the 2nd ISP is connected to the 2nd group of hosts, they must also be in the same network (192.168.2.0/24 network).

No need for dhcp server.just manually input the ip address on each pc with each corresponding subnetmask and gateway.

[gabs]

murag nakasuway ko ani sauna. ipang disable nimo ang DHCP ang duha ka modem.
nya manual config lang ka sa IP ug gateway.

ang usa ka ISP kay globe 384 nya ang usa kay 2mbps sa globe.

nakalimot ko ni work ba to, suway2x raman gud to nako.

akong gibuhat kay ang 2mbps akoa nya ang 384 maoy gibahinan sa tanan hehehe!

pero wa man sad nagdugay kay gipadisconnect rasad ang 2mbps kay useless kaau

[netcommando]

How much is your budget and how many endpoints your network have?

I can give you a solution, using 2 or more ISP with single gateway IP, same subnet.

PM me.

libog ko ini nga statement da... segi lang sabtan ra ni pohon