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Dual internet input

raheeljessa

2020-02-06 03:41:54

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Dual internet input

2020-02-06 03:41:54

Model: Deco M5

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Is it possible to use more than one internet provider on the deco m5 mesh?

I have 2 connections and the mesh is set up on one of them. If I disconnect the connection and try the other one it doesn't work. Is it possible to connect both simultaneously?

If not, is it possible to plug and play the two?

They both have different settings, one has pppoe while the other has no login.

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Carl

2020-02-06 18:05:06

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Re:Dual internet input

2020-02-06 18:05:06

@raheeljessa

No, Decos are only single WAN input devices. While it is possible to use different WANs services as needed it would require a WAN reconfiguration each time.

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raheeljessa

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2020-02-07 03:45:36

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Re:Dual internet input

2020-02-07 03:45:36

@Carl Would it be possible to switch back and forth easily? kind of like saving the preferences in older TP link devices and simply reuploading the cofig file?

Carl

2020-02-07 20:04:47

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Re:Dual internet input

2020-02-07 20:04:47

@raheeljessa

Really that would only be possible if the two ISPs were DHCP/Dynamic configurations. If they are different types there is no practical way to do this.

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