How To Combine 2 or More Internet Sources: Bonding, Load Balancing, Failover

00:00 BONDING
1:47 LOAD BALANCING
2:45 FAILOVER

[JoachimPersonalAccount]

Your sound sounds so good!! I remember your studio sound treatment video, great focus to detail!
And I can tell that you improved your YouTube game, your MacBook as a windows user videos keep me hooked the most :)

[AlanForkosh]

If you have 2 or more ISP's in your area you can use a router that has failover capability. Basically, you tell the router that one of its LAN ports should be used as a failover WAN Nathan than a Lan port. The ASUS ZenWiFi AX (XT8) system.

[FliprMAN]

Very instructive video. A lot of people don't know that this is possible !

[CINEMATIK]

Dude, I can’t believe you made this video. You are not alone. I am currently looking for similar solution. My stupid Xfinity internet sucks, they randomly disconnect service for stupid maintenance work every other day and because of this I don’t have steady Relaible internet service. Other competitors like att fiber is not available in my area. So I am also looking for a back up solution similars what you showed. I even thought to get a Starlink, however, it is kind of pricy. I hope you will make another episode of this topic. Thanks.

[BestMexicoMovers]

Superb video. Thank you so much!

I live in Mexico and must have reliable Internet, so I have been searching for a solution. I have a signal from Starlink, a signal from fiber optic, and a signal from a modem that picks up its signal from a cell tower. All the signals are hard wired into my garage.

Is it possible to bond all three signals together in some type of “box” in the garage that uses Speedify or something else and then distribute that bonded signal through lots of ethernet cables throughout my house to lots of separate modems, all of which output the signal that was originally bonded in the garage?

[mustaphaibrahim]

Excellent and exceptional piece of information

[talharafique]

great information. you explain all the methods so its really helpful for persons like me who is trying to setup a home network...

[borgranta]

Verizon Prepaid has a 150GB data plan that costs $100 per month and their MIFI devices usually are sold for $50 and it would be simple to swap the sim card back and forth between the router and MIFI. as needed. Also the sim could easily be popped into a cellular compatible iPad making it a tablet plan as well. The 150GB plan is the largest plan and they have smaller plans that might suit you better on a monthly basis especially since you could probably buy add own data as needed.

[channel-gdpr]

Thank you. This is very helpful. Prepaid mobile Internet is currently very cheap in India. Your failover recommendation will certainly help.

[mastax]

Why is Speedify the only option for local bonding? I feel like its a total ripoff having to pay an extra fee just to use their app each month, it completely defeats the purpose of me trying to get extra speeds for free, why should I have to pay $15 a month for an extra 10Mbps.

[Sincerelytk]

Mint mobile may be your best bet. They're cheap enough and it appears there's full coverage in PR. Also, you're a big enough channel that they may even sponsor it.

[mondotv]

I’d be looking for a broadband supplier that offers 4G or 5G failover if their hardwire connection goes down. Then there is no additional cost to you. I don’t know if they have these in Puerto Rico?

[rawraj]

Is it possible to ditch the router and add a USB to Lan Adaptor and have two Lan ports in your laptop and then is there any software that will offer failover and loadbalancing or bonding options?

[BannedLGamePlay]

I know it is maybe too late but here in Greece we have that option in prepaid sims not with a plan or anything they do expire after a year if you dont pay to get GB to renew the exp date i dont know if it could work for you but you could activate maybe the data roaming and maybe could work but anyway great explanation very helpful video... If you need more explanation about what i mean let me know

[XTLCE]

I have been using tp link er505 nonstop for two years now. For me actually does seem to bond my speed with the correct settings. I have had three att unlimited 4g data router and it did doubled and triple my speed whether if its downloading files, gaming, or watching videos it works for me. And yes I tested this myself.

[HumblyNeil]

Is there no long-range wifi options on Puerto Rico? I have a friend in Italy who uses point to point (radio?) internet, he lives in the woods over Lake Como gets his internet fed to his cabin over a radio antenna. He gets a solid bandwidth just a little more laggy than you'd expect over fibre.

[Vamanos]

5:40 you came across FreedomPop right? It used to be accruing a few Gb data but their terms changed

[GuardTower]

I have zero background when it comes to this things. but can someone correct / point me to the right answer. I have 2 Fiber connection in my house. do i use a load balancer if i just want to have 1 of the 2 connection be a back up? like if Connection A got cut off Connection B will automatically connect and vise versa?

[NaturebyGus]

T-mobile home internet and Verizon Home Internet are true unlimited with great speeds. I have been using them for a year for $50 flat a month and no data limit or speed limit whatsoever. I am getting easy 200+Mbps on T-Mobile and about 150Mbps on Verizon and I live in a rural area far from the city.

[pablogalvz]

I'm in Puerto Rico and just added Starlink as a secondary (now primary) source... did you consider that?