Affordably Aggregating ISP Connections?

Posted by timothy on Thursday October 15, 2009 @11:01AM from the glob-glob-glob dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Has anyone setup a system to aggregate multiple ISP connections to form a high bandwidth site-to-site link? Load Sharing SCTP looked interesting, but it doesn't look like it has been widely adopted. Multi-Link PPP appears to be more widely supported for clients, but I can't find any good guides for setting up both sides of the connection for a site-to-site link. The hardware solutions I've found are expensive for a small business. Does anyone have experience using hardware solutions from Mushroom Networks (Virtual Leased Line, p2 of this document), Ecessa (site-to-Site Channel Bonding), or others?"

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You can't do what you want to do by realmolo · 2009-10-15 11:18 · Score: 0, Troll

You didn't give us enough info, but it sounds like you want to aggregate multiple connections from *multiple ISPs*. Which isn't really possible. Not like you want. You can achieve *failover*, but not aggregation.
Basically, you need to read a fucking book on how routing works.