Help/Advice: Two concurrent ISP accounts on Fiber Openserve

[Gox]

Hello,

Finally getting fiber pulled on Tuesday, in Aspen Nature Estate Johannesburg South.

Its based on openserve and its 100mbps.

Now, the problem I'm trying to overcome is the problem of Netflix 4k streaming and data usage.

Is it possible to run two different ISP accounts concurrently?

The one account would say use a standard Telkom ISP account with the entertainment bolt on for zero-rating local netflix.
(Although I understand its actually just 100gb of data separately).

The second account I would like to VPN USA netflix, or perhaps just use as my normal internet account, using a different ISP.

If the above is possible, what do I need?

Two routers? How would they be setup? One router that can connect two accounts at once? Etc

ANY advice, input, hardware suggestions anything at all would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

 

[mister]

1 router that can dial 2 accounts. I'm partial to Mikrotik: https://scoop.co.za/mikrotik-rb750gr3-5-gigabit-port-soho-router.html but it has a steep learning curve. I'm sure others will chime in with other solutions.

 

[supersunbird]

Hello,

Finally getting fiber pulled on Tuesday, in Aspen Nature Estate Johannesburg South.

Its based on openserve and its 100mbps.

Now, the problem I'm trying to overcome is the problem of Netflix 4k streaming and data usage.

Is it possible to run two different ISP accounts concurrently?

The one account would say use a standard Telkom ISP account with the entertainment bolt on for zero-rating local netflix.
(Although I understand its actually just 100gb of data separately).

The second account I would like to VPN USA netflix, or perhaps just use as my normal internet account, using a different ISP.

If the above is possible, what do I need?

Two routers? How would they be setup? One router that can connect two accounts at once? Etc

ANY advice, input, hardware suggestions anything at all would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Remember, they actual pull through 2 physical lines, the one goes unused and is a kind of a backup cable, but one can have 2 dedicated lines that way.

 

[Mr Scratch]

Remember, they actual pull through 2 physical lines, the one goes unused and is a kind of a backup cable, but one can have 2 dedicated lines that way.

Double the cost.

 

[quovadis]

1 router & 2 PPPoE sessions - some creative routing or load balancing required.

 

[Thor]

How does one do this with a USG pro?

I've only manged to route traffic based on policies and IPs, but I needed two WAN connections, in my case I had VDSL and LTE

How do you do this on one physical line?

 

[Johnatan56]

How does one do this with a USG pro?

I've only manged to route traffic based on policies and IPs, but I needed two WAN connections, in my case I had VDSL and LTE

How do you do this on one physical line?

https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Routing-Switching/Multiple-PPPoE-Connections-on-USG/td-p/1809429

Not sure if that will work out for you though.