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Protectli VP6670 96GB RAM running Proxmox with 1 OPNsense VM and 6 containers for various appliances and experiments (ELK stack, ansible, UniFi)

I have 3 ISPs currently hooked up: 1Gbps/1Gbps Webpass (WISP) business 1Gbps/1Gbps AT&T Fiber business, using ONT-on-a-stick directly in the protectli SFP slot 100/100mbps Monkeybrains (local WISP)

There was many comments about how they all use same conduit but actually only AT&T is fiber, everything else is an Ethernet cable that goes to the roof, both Monkeybrains and Webpass have their own microwave dishes. However this is moot anyways, because my goal was not redundancy but load balancing.

Speedtest.net gets about 1.8gbps which seems about close to line rate since each connection is real world ~900mbps

I use round-robin load balancing with sticky connections off between AT&T and Webpass

Monkeybrains is used for out of band management and recovery, currently only the JetKVM is connected to it. JetKVM is in loopback-only mode and uses JetKVM cloud STUN to achieve remote access so there is no worries about rogue ingress access/attacks.

The rack is a GeekPi tower and I just searched Etsy for 10” custom rack mounts for the switch and other appliances. If you don’t find something just look for someone who will make custom 3d prints and send them dimensions.

There is also Xshitiny (Xfinity), and Verizon 5G home but Verizon 5G home business plans are very expensive for not a whole lot of speed and I avoid Comcast like the plague.

My plans for this are to hookup a NAS I am currently building so I can have a remote access private/self hosted dropbox-like service to offload large files while traveling

Also someone else asked a question about leased lines and BGP, AT&T actually does in fact offer a dedicated line at my apartment (called “AT&T dedicated internet access”) which is switched fiber and is separate from the consumer GPON network but it’s $9000/mo for symmetric gigabit 🙈 so passing on that for now. As for BGP: it’s not possible with residential business connections as I have, you would need control over where it peers and residential internet obviously does not allow for that (you will always have the ISP as next hop and you are required to use their prefixes)