Talking about consumers/prosumers, If I understand the problem correctly, isn't this done by the likes of most common multi-wan routers? I remember it was costly and we used Mushroom[1] Routers in late 2000s.
Right now, I've three Internet (kinda bonded) with failover using a TP-Link ER606[2]. Here is a simplified picture[3] that I did on a Saturday night.
My eventual upgrade that is likely to happen is to overhaul the network and move to Ubiquiti[4] and use one of their Edgerouters[5] or at the Dream Machine/Router[6][7] level (if it has the option).
The WAN router is the DHCP provider and all other wi-fi extensions / access points, picks up and distributes the Internet. So, your internets from the ISP supplies to the WAN Router.
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Talking about consumers/prosumers, If I understand the problem correctly, isn't this done by the likes of most common multi-wan routers? I remember it was costly and we used Mushroom[1] Routers in late 2000s.
Right now, I've three Internet (kinda bonded) with failover using a TP-Link ER606[2]. Here is a simplified picture[3] that I did on a Saturday night.
My eventual upgrade that is likely to happen is to overhaul the network and move to Ubiquiti[4] and use one of their Edgerouters[5] or at the Dream Machine/Router[6][7] level (if it has the option).
The WAN router is the DHCP provider and all other wi-fi extensions / access points, picks up and distributes the Internet. So, your internets from the ISP supplies to the WAN Router.
1. https://www.mushroomnetworks.com
2. https://www.tp-link.com/us/business-networking/omada-sdn-rou...
3. https://www.instagram.com/p/CUWeopdPVOp/
4. https://ui.com
5. https://store.ui.com/us/en/products/er-x
6. https://store.ui.com/us/en/pro/category/all-unifi-gateway-co...
7. https://store.ui.com/us/en/pro/category/all-unifi-gateway-co...