Dual WAN DSL Routers

[imported_KuJaX]

Hey Everyone,

My DSL company said that they can provide me with 2 3mb DSL connections. They said I have to supply a dual WAN DSL router, and was curious on some recommendations and options. Thank you very much! 🙂

 

[JackMDS]

http://www.compusa.com/products/product...o.asp?product_code=50528100&pfp=BROWSE

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[Cooky]

This is also an option.

 

[azev]

LInksys also has a few models with alot of features.

 

[imported_KuJaX]

Originally posted by: azev
LInksys also has a few models with alot of features.

what models have you had good experiences with?

 

[Brazen]

linux? Has anybody gotten dual wan working correctly on linux? I haven't.

 

[Tazanator]

Imagestream uses linux for the base O/S and they have a lot of good models that blow cisco's latency times away (network weekly tested them google it up before telling me how cisco is so great... cisco is quoted saying "customers care about more than just latency times" (lower pings = better games) and no i no longer work at imagestream but I still think they have a great router product thats alot cheaper than cisco and using linux we can all adjust quickly to them.) As for the dual WAN not a problem they can even rig up redundancy fallover stuff (router 1 fails router 2 does the whole thing... or T1 dies it auto dials on the 56K line...)

 

[JackMDS]

The Entry Level units are No brainer, it does not matter which one, you can get the least expnesive.

Otherwise, if you have specific needs, you have to define them and read the Specification data sheet of the commercially available units.

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