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Hello Stas,

On Friday July 25 2025 10:18, you wrote to me:


 SM>>> This is how it works for me. My own router, two ISPs at the same
 SM>>> time and I know how to set it up. ;)

 MvdV>> So how do you do it?

 SM> By own hands. ;)

 MvdV>> A router with two WAN ports?

 SM> Mikrotik hAP ac3. It can do any port to be WAN port.

I know Mikrotik routers can do that. They are ver flexible and powerfull. But
the learning curve for RouterOS is steep.

 MvdV>> You use a he.net tunnel. Does it work over both providers?

 SM> Simultaneously - no.

Then what is the advantage for you of having two ISPs?

 MvdV>>  And the two poviders, none of them supports native IPv6?

 SM> One of them supports IPv6 DHCP and advertise me /64 network.

How scroogy. Best practise is a minimum of /56 for a consumer connection.

 SM> From he.net I get /64 and /48 prefixes.

There os no shortage of IPv6 addresses.

Cheers, Michiel

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