On Thu, Apr 20, 2006 at 05:54:34PM -0500, Lew Maggio wrote:
> I'm running m0n0wall at an office, currently with DSL, and thinking
> about adding a cable modem to the mix.  I'm not really interested in
> load balancing, but what I want is failover so if DSL or cable goes
> down, the internet stays alive.  Although utilizing bandwidth from
> both lines would be good, it's not completely necessary.
> 
> T1 = $1000 a month minimum.  Cable and DSL = 160 a month.  If both
> cable and DSL go down at the same time it would obviously be a telco
> backbone in which case a T1 wouldn't keep working either.
> 
> Is m0n0wall capable of running this configuration?  I think there's
> some variant of m0n0 that has failover according to google, but it
> doesn't seem to be current.

Pfsense ought to be able to do what you want to do.

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