If we have two different Internet Connections (one is substantially faster than the other), is there any way to connect both to the LAN, using some kind of load balancing to utilize both connections.
I understand that a single connection will only be able to use one internet connection at a time, however I am hoping that for example two clients connected to the same LAN would be able to use a separate internet connection each?
I have two routers available (a NETGEAR R7000 and a RT-N66U), however both only have one WAN port. Is it possible to have an internet connection attached to each but have both on the same LAN?
I do also have an old PC I could install pfSense on as a number of people have suggested this as a solution. I am concerned however that the box would become a bottleneck and limit the overall speed of the internet, since one of the Net connections is super-fast fibre.