DSL & Cable isp into same network -> how?

[bob4432]

i need to setup a network that is very dependent on internet access. so important that if the internect connection goes down, so does the business. and this business deals with customers, so it is not like they can have any network downtime during business hours.

my thought would be to get both a business cable isp and also a business dsl isp and then "bridge" them together (but how?). if both are up, then all the bandwidth can be used, but if one goes down, then there is still a backup connection and business can still go on. any opinions on this?

or even a t1 + cable and or dsl, either way i need redundant connections.

 

[JackMDS]

There is a device called Dual WAN Router that would do the Joc for you.

Example: http://www.superwarehouse.com/p.cfm?p=385643&CMP=KA18442

:sun:

In general, Combining two Internet Connections - Combining Bandwidth, or and Load Balancing of two Internet connections.

 

[bob4432]

Originally posted by: JackMDS
There is a device called Dual WAN Router that would do the Joc for you.

Example: http://www.superwarehouse.com/p.cfm?p=385643&CMP=KA18442

:sun:

In general, Combining two Internet Connections - Combining Bandwidth, or and Load Balancing of two Internet connections.

exactly what i was looking for, thanks 🙂