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| quote: | Originally posted by r5a
why not look into SonicWall offerings? cheaper then Cisco and will do what you want without the headache of configuring Cisco shit.
you can also deploy wireless AP's from the main sonicwall router easily and manage them from there.
sonicwalls support ratio based, failover, or spillover load balancing.
you could also look at an acutal dedicated wan load balancer device ($$$$$$$) + your cisco so
wan links -> balancer -> your router -> network |
I only need failover (see above post regarding users) and yes, a wan balancer would be nice, but unnecessary, and, yes, waaaaaay too expensive, not to mention a pain in the ass. I install basic wireless for the house so IT guys don't have to come do it, and, in the process, fuck up my system (automation, etc.). Hell, I usually use a $170 Netgear router. You think I know how to install a commercial wifi setup? 
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