Hi,
I'm sure I'm not alone in having inadequate internet and the only solution seems to be using both the local copper + a 4g connection.
I've already tried using a Load Balancer + Mesh (deco). However this didn't work very well, as you have to use the Mesh system to handle your network if you want all the features they include (parental controls, QOS, etc). My network is actually quicker using just the 4g - so I've got a copper connection just sitting there unused.
What I'd really like is to be able to plug the different WANs into different nodes of the mesh network, and it balance the load across the whole network. As far as I can see, there's no hardware limitation on a Deco Mesh doing this (ports on the decos can be either WAN or LAN) - the only limitation is the software isn't written to handle this scenario.
I've found plenty of papers about achieving this, however I don't know if there are any products that are capable of doing it out of the box.
Are there any other Mesh systems that can do this?
I'm sure I'm not alone in having inadequate internet and the only solution seems to be using both the local copper + a 4g connection.
I've already tried using a Load Balancer + Mesh (deco). However this didn't work very well, as you have to use the Mesh system to handle your network if you want all the features they include (parental controls, QOS, etc). My network is actually quicker using just the 4g - so I've got a copper connection just sitting there unused.
What I'd really like is to be able to plug the different WANs into different nodes of the mesh network, and it balance the load across the whole network. As far as I can see, there's no hardware limitation on a Deco Mesh doing this (ports on the decos can be either WAN or LAN) - the only limitation is the software isn't written to handle this scenario.
I've found plenty of papers about achieving this, however I don't know if there are any products that are capable of doing it out of the box.
Are there any other Mesh systems that can do this?