<font color="#000000"><font><font face="verdana,sans-serif">Now THIS should get a discussion going. What's the latest on load-balancing / dual-WAN / multi-WAN routers? I only see two kinds - some very old D-Link (DI-LB604) and Cisco (RV042, RV082, RV016) models, and quite a few current models from completely unheard of Oriental companies.<br>
<font> </font><br>My actual purpose would be failover redundancy (between my two Internets, namely MTS and Shaw) at least as much as, or more so, than load balancing, but there might as well be load balancing too, since both Internets are up almost all the time.<br>
<font> </font><br>I'm also somewhat interested in hearing about other related solutions (like a separate computer with multiple NIC's for multi-WAN, and special Linux, acting as a router)<font> if no suitable router exists (or if such a router costs too much). Hmmm, Raspberry Pi just has one network port, right?</font><br>
<br><font>Hartmut Sager<br><br></font></font></font></font>