Two ISPs Trafic controlling

[MaTy]

Hello,

Can I use via #2 ISP only specific applications like games and through #1 ISP rest of apps?

My vision is something like this: Discord is using #1 ISP, game (PUBG) is using #2 ISP, and my browser is using #1 ISP.

My #2 ISP is more stable for gaming than #1.

 

Thank you and sorry for my bad english  .

[Spakes]

If your router supports dual WAN (from factory or with OpenWRT), you can try and say it that some IP addresses should come via WAN port #1, others - via #2.

[MaTy]

I dont realy have, but I will buy one if it will work :P. Do you know how to setup some dual router like this? Or what router should i buy?

[Required]

Yes but the problem start when both use some the same Cloud Server Provider. When you have 2 different IP Adress that could make some trouble.

If there are different Clients you can manage it with Rules.

You can use the ATP for: https://www.zyxel.com/de/de/products_services/smb-security_firewalls.shtml?t=c

I have one for Home Use to.

[Donut417]

6 hours ago, MaTy said:

Hello,

Can I use via #2 ISP only specific applications like games and through #1 ISP rest of apps?

My vision is something like this: Discord is using #1 ISP, game (PUBG) is using #2 ISP, and my browser is using #1 ISP.

My #2 ISP is more stable for gaming than #1.

 

Thank you and sorry for my bad english  .

Not an expert but they do make Dual WAN routers. And what your talking about is load balancing. Im not sure how to direct specific traffic to an ISP. That would be for someone else to comment on. Id assume maybe VLAN's need to be involved. All I know, is your going to need much more advanced networking hardware than an average consumer normally buys to make this happen. 

[Required]

Just now, Donut417 said:

an average consumer

Well it depend what you understand with " average consumer ". Linus miss use a lot of Hardware and the work from time to time.

[Donut417]

Just now, Required said:

Well it depend what you understand with " average consumer ". Linus miss use a lot of Hardware and the work from time to time.

Linus is not the average just be be clear. Average consumer gear would be shit you pick up at Walmart. NONE of that will have advanced features needed to do this. 

 

The OP will need Enterprise gear and or some type of PFsense box. And SHIT loads of networking expertise. 

[Required]

3 hours ago, Donut417 said:

you pick up at Walmart

Since I dont know what that is maybe not.

 

3 hours ago, Donut417 said:

And SHIT loads of networking expertise. 

I got an Zyxel and the are not THAT hard to configure when someone know about the Network stuff.

[mynameisjuan]

3 hours ago, Donut417 said:

Im not sure how to direct specific traffic to an ISP.

Enterprise is done with BGP. With load balancing you can do static PBR (Policy-based Routing) or stateful where flows are balanced, which is what a load balancer does. Real load balancer just cause a lot of random problems.

 

34 minutes ago, Required said:

I got an Zyxel and the are not THAT hard to configure when someone know about the Network stuff.

My last place I worked had their switches in multi-tenent buildings. Switch wise they are super simple and reliable at L2, 

[Donut417]

39 minutes ago, Required said:

ince I dont know what that is maybe not.

Im stuck on the fact you dont know what Walmart is. Realy???? You trolling me? 

 

Not only are they one of the largest retailers in the US, but they have a presence in 26 countries across the world. They are probably only one of the few retailers who might be able to compete with Amazon. 

 

 

[Required]

9 minutes ago, Donut417 said:

Realy????

Yes.

9 minutes ago, Donut417 said:

You trolling me? 

No.

9 minutes ago, Donut417 said:

Not only are they one of the largest retailers in the US

I never was in the US.

10 minutes ago, Donut417 said:

but they have a presence in 26 countries across the world.

I never saw any in Europe.

10 minutes ago, Donut417 said:

with Amazon. 

I dont buy anything from a Spam Company.