@coliver said in Dual-WAN Router Recommendations:

@thanksajdotcom said in Dual-WAN Router Recommendations:

@scottalanmiller said in Dual-WAN Router Recommendations:

Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite, of course.

I am not opposed to Ubiquiti equipment, but I do need to know:

Does the router include a console cable, because as weird as it is, I don't own one?
Also, I've worked at the CLI with Cisco before but never with Ubiquiti. I'm not opposed to it, but is their documentation up to snuff so that I can do what I need to do?

Neither of these should dissuade you from going with Ubiquiti. Not sure why you'd need a console cable though.

Well I saw the console port. Does it have a web GUI to use? I'd assume it does but I wasn't sure.

Lunch was fantastic

@scottalanmiller said in Dual-WAN Router Recommendations:

Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite, of course.

I am not opposed to Ubiquiti equipment, but I do need to know:

Does the router include a console cable, because as weird as it is, I don't own one?
Also, I've worked at the CLI with Cisco before but never with Ubiquiti. I'm not opposed to it, but is their documentation up to snuff so that I can do what I need to do?

Looking for a dual-WAN router for home use. It doesn't have to be crazy but I'm looking for something that will load-balance the traffic between the connections in the event of high usage, etc. I currently have FiOS and, in the near future, may end up with a Time Warner connection. Suggestions?

@Nic

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