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Two ISP single eero set

So where i live internet providers are not that good, so i pay for two internet services, is ther any way to connect both to the eero and make it change from one to the other automatically?

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    • txgunlover
    • 7 yrs ago
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    You'll have to buy a dual WAN router and put it in front of the Eero.  

    • billgettys
    • 5 yrs ago
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    Does anyone have real world experience with setting up a dual WAN router like the Linksys Business Dual WAN Gigabit VPN Router (LRT224) or the NETGEAR ProSafe FVS336G Dual WAN VPN Firewall in front of an eero network?

      • TheYetiDidIt
      • 1 yr ago
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       this is older than dirt, but for future generations using an OpenWRT Router like  WRT1900ACSv2 infront of the Eeros (bridged) will let you do Dual WAN failover/loadbalancing (MWAN3 pkg)

      • LWB
      • 1 yr ago
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       On the contrary - still very much a relevant topic. Working on this exact scenario today. It looks like I’ll lose some of Eero’s advanced features (e.g., HomeKit mgmt), but after four days of AT&T fiber being down and working from home, I can’t risk having only one ISP any longer. Bringing in a second 1 gig fiber service leveraging a non-AT&T backbone and will load balance both using a dual-WAN router sitting between the two ISP modems and my Eero.

      • TheYetiDidIt
      • 1 yr ago
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      yes, I've deployed OpenWRT with failover using starlink and T-Mobile 5g as backups. It's a great solution

      I was calling that specific WRT router model older than dirt (but still relevant).

      • LWB
      • 1 yr ago
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       How do you like the 5G service? We don’t have it here yet, but I wouldn’t minding moving one of my circuits to a cell service when it does become available.

      • TheYetiDidIt
      • 1 yr ago
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       definitely cost effective. with a tower nearby its ~200mbps ~50ms latency. it came in handy with Comcast's unreliable network in my area, but my primary is ATT full fiber now which has been much better.

    • macjune
    • 5 yrs ago
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    did anyone try this setup?  planning to also get an LRT224 Router and connect to the eero mesh

    • Maximo
    • 4 yrs ago
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    I have the same problem as  Jose, I pay for two services  and was wondering if anyone has the setup with the https://www.linksys.com/us/p/P-LRT224/ actually working.

    Thanks!

    • Walu5433
    • 4 yrs ago
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    I had to use a ubnt Edgemax X router in load balancer mode, both WAN with DHCP for ipv4/v6 and the DHCPv6 for the Lan. The weeks are in the lan segment bridged, with all my forwarding port settings...

    • diabolicus23
    • 4 yrs ago
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    I've this kind of scenario but the dual connectivity is managed by a NGFW.

     

    Basically this is the flow:

    ISP 1 - Router 1

                                    Switch - NGFW - EERO Aps (Bridge Mode)

    ISP 2 - Router 2

    • John_Lan
    • 3 yrs ago
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    My network includes 2 EERO pro and 3 beacons. One EERO pro connects to main ISP, the second EERO pro uses LAN cable to connects a WiFi repeater which bridges WiFi from cell phone AP as a backup ISP.

    It seems working this way.  

      • jnmbaker97
      • 1 yr ago
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        This is interesting wondering if there is a way to Load Balance between the two?

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