Best way to have redundant internet?
Hi,
we have 2 internet lines from the same provider coming into our office.
both have seperate static IP's, and DNS is setup. both lines are used independantly but we would like a solution ideally where if one line fails it will automatically switch over to the live line.
I know that some routers are able to do this, but can anyone recommend a good router lower than £500.
We think we have the DNS worked out where we can set the TTL to 1 hour and then we can push the update manually. (again if a better way someonne can recommend then please do)
we have 2 internet lines from the same provider coming into our office.
both have seperate static IP's, and DNS is setup. both lines are used independantly but we would like a solution ideally where if one line fails it will automatically switch over to the live line.
I know that some routers are able to do this, but can anyone recommend a good router lower than £500.
We think we have the DNS worked out where we can set the TTL to 1 hour and then we can push the update manually. (again if a better way someonne can recommend then please do)
Brian Harrington
Linksys RV042 http://www.amazon.com/Cisco-RV042-4-port-100-Router/dp/B0002I7288
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