Hello. I am interested in using a load balancing router (one with 2 WAN ports) to have my home connected to both ADSL and cable internet infrastructures. The cable part is no problem, as I have a cable modem I can connect to one WAN port.
I seem to remember that ADSL modems with an ethernet connection were once common, but now I can't find any. All I can find are routers with built-in ADSL modems. In light of this, I would like to know:
1) Is it possible to feed the remaining WAN port with a modem-router? That is,
Cable line -> Cable modem -> WAN1
ADSL line -> modem-router -> WAN2
2) Is there any online store which ships internationally and sells simple ADSL ethernet modems?
Thanks.
I seem to remember that ADSL modems with an ethernet connection were once common, but now I can't find any. All I can find are routers with built-in ADSL modems. In light of this, I would like to know:
1) Is it possible to feed the remaining WAN port with a modem-router? That is,
Cable line -> Cable modem -> WAN1
ADSL line -> modem-router -> WAN2
2) Is there any online store which ships internationally and sells simple ADSL ethernet modems?
Thanks.