- Dec 7, 2014
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I previosuly asked a similar question, but I understand now that I was complicating the issue by adding constraints to the possible solution, and by the way I was asking the question.
I have 2 ISPs and I would like to direct traffic.
A DSL modem/router that can be put in bridge mode.
A 3G USB Dongle that connects to an Asus RT-n16 with Tomato Shibby. This router cannot (as far as I know) receive the internet from the DSL modem in the WAN port because the WAN option in the firmware is being used by the USB Dongle.
An extra Asus RT-N16 router in case is necessary
1st group of devices must use only the 3G connection
2nd group of devices must use only the DSL connection
Both group of devices should be able to connect to each other.
How could this be done?
I have 2 ISPs and I would like to direct traffic.
A DSL modem/router that can be put in bridge mode.
A 3G USB Dongle that connects to an Asus RT-n16 with Tomato Shibby. This router cannot (as far as I know) receive the internet from the DSL modem in the WAN port because the WAN option in the firmware is being used by the USB Dongle.
An extra Asus RT-N16 router in case is necessary
1st group of devices must use only the 3G connection
2nd group of devices must use only the DSL connection
Both group of devices should be able to connect to each other.
How could this be done?
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