Best way to deal with 2 (home) internet connections
Hey Guys,
I'll be moving soon and the new place I'm moving to has free Rogers internet for 1 year. My work also pays for an internet connection and I've been having issues lately with Teksavvy Cable (i've been down for a few days at a time in some instances). What I wanted to do was set up a second internet connection (redundancy as well as once my Rogers freebie is up I'll still have internet). What is the best way to do this?
I was thinking of going with a DSL provider, assuming my new area is DSL capable. I know there are special load balancing routers that have dual WAN ports, but I don't need this level of sophistication, but if the cost isn't prohibitive, it would be cool.
Can anyone provide any insight?
Thanks!
I'll be moving soon and the new place I'm moving to has free Rogers internet for 1 year. My work also pays for an internet connection and I've been having issues lately with Teksavvy Cable (i've been down for a few days at a time in some instances). What I wanted to do was set up a second internet connection (redundancy as well as once my Rogers freebie is up I'll still have internet). What is the best way to do this?
I was thinking of going with a DSL provider, assuming my new area is DSL capable. I know there are special load balancing routers that have dual WAN ports, but I don't need this level of sophistication, but if the cost isn't prohibitive, it would be cool.
Can anyone provide any insight?
Thanks!