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As someone mentioned you can round-robin connections, but then you don't get failover (without interruption, anyway). What I think most of these solutions do i

As someone mentioned you can round-robin connections, but then you don't get failover (without interruption, anyway). What I think most of these solutions do is use MPTCP or a custom homebrew protocol to a server that then holds the actual TCP connection you want. So a slightly more complicated VPN. There is an open source project for this: https://www.openmptcprouter.com/ https://www.openmptcprouter.com/

thrashh 5y ago
OP is using a commercial VPN that does this. There’s more than one choice in the space.
- hcarrega 5y ago
  wich one??
  - thrashh 5y ago
    Speedify (it’s in the article…) Peplink also has their own but it’s geared towards businesses and is pricey.
m0dest 5y ago
As someone with a similar setup to the OP, I should mention: OpenMPTCPRouter's networking is completely amateur compared to Speedify. It's a grab bag of half-baked multipath VPN experiments (glorytun over UDP, an outdated MPTCP-based fork of glorytun, and MLVPN), none of which approach the completeness of Spotify's implemention. They generally don't handle changing interface bandwidth, packet reordering, packet aggregation, header compression, mode switching between redundant and aggregation, or any other hard problems here. Hopefully this will save someone the pain of setting these up just to be disappointed.