Is there any solution to make internet auto switch to secondary ISP if one automatically down?

[Dravin]

Thanks for Suggestions @Lolita_Magnum & @Navjot Singh

 

[pothi]

Most high end routers support failover. Mikrotik does it in all their routers. Ubiquiti too. Very costly compared to TP-Link, though.

 

[Dravin]

@Lolita_Magnum any tutorial for configuration?

 

[pachabhut]

ER605 is also available on Amazon from Appario retail but priced at 7K

Amazon.in

There is also nongigabit model TL-R470T+ at less than 3K

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[isp007]

buy TP-Link load balance for 2800 from Amazon n u can config it with ur isps
Amazon.in

 

[Dravin]

@isp007 & @pachabhut thanks for suggestion i need Gigabit version.

 

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[Lolita_Magnum]

I can help you configure it if you want or there should be decent help guides on youtube; look out for mwan3.

 

[Dravin]

@Lolita_Magnum Can you please communicate over DM and you can help me with the steps?

 

[Dravin]

Thank you very much @Lolita_Magnum .. Really appreciated your efforts and Help..

 

[i_joined_2023]

I had the same problem and I did a very simple cheap method. My Netlink modem supports multiple ISP connections on a single fiber, so I took one more ISP connection and bound it to the LAN2 port. (Most of the XPON modems should support this)

In this setup,
1. The PC is connected to the modem WiFi, which has ISP 1's connection.
2. The PC is connected to the modem LAN2 via an ethernet cable. This has ISP 2's connection.

I will keep either WiFi or ethernet ON always on the PC. If one connection is dropped, I will switch to the other one. But there's a small delay in switching the connection though.