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Fri, 16 Feb 2018
Thanks to Linux Advanced Routing & Traffic Control HOWTO and @clumpidy for pointing out the way, I have a multihomed network at the moment.
Verizon DSL has just become too slow, fiber is not yet an option so I’m giving Comcast a try…
After one failed attempt based on simpler instructions, this seems to be working and our conection speed is much better now. Let’s see how stable it is over time and how hard getting out of Verizon is…
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David wrote
Follow up
Doh, also important to open up the firewall for the services on the new IP addresses (a bit more work with several IPs)...
RBZW wrote
Benefits
it also makes Xbox downloads much faster then they were before
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