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Dual WAN router for about 24 Connections

I am setting up a small business and need a Dual WAN router for Good Load Balancing Nothing as expensive at a sonicwall tz-300 any recommendations, was looking at peplink and cisco but some of the reviews were not good.

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Irwin W.

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Dirk Mare

I am a big fan of Mikrotik Routers they are all fairly cheap compared to Cisco
RB750GR2 at $40

Also have a look at Fortigate the FortiWAN units
FortiWAN

DirkMare

pgm554

Dual WAN?
What's the specs on the service(DSL,cable modem)?

georgopanos

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Max service is 60 /15 so two of those services will be installed this area is rural with poor service

Irwin W.

Here is another option for a dual WAN supported hardware. This can then run pfSense and you can configure Multi-WAN for you dual ISP's for failover.

http://www.amazon.com/Barebone-Embedded-NF9D-2550-Motherboard-AD3RTLANG/dp/B007GGGBM2

Some information on configuring multi-WAN can be found here
https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-WAN

pgm554

So you have 2 separate circuits of 60 / 15 ?
Is this cable modem as I don't know of many ADSL circuits that have that spec.

If it's cable ,then you can use bonding :

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/video/linksys-wcm300-channel-bonded-cable-modems/prod_data_sheet0900aecd8073584b.html

georgopanos

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I spoke to the company and it seems to be the best solution with no cost for upgrades and powerful processor to process large data speeds