Hi,

(sorry for top posting).

Thank you to the kind people who have emailed me off list. I think we now
have a workable/viable solution

Thanks,
Simon.

On Thu, 7 Oct 2021 at 09:27, Simon Burke <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Currently my employer (Telford based) has the below setup, but we're
> looking at reasonable alternatives as our lines with Virgin Media are due
> renewal imminently.
>
> They have two lines, one 500Mbps (fully managed), and a 100Mbps backup
> line which is a VM provisioned BT line. The failover between the two is via
> HRSP monitoring the next hop, so we've had instances when we've been down
> completely because of a fibre break further along the line.
>
> We have 2 x /24 subnets and 2 /25 subnets (and no ipv6), but use a massive
> 90'ish addresses. All assigned PA, so we would have to re-IP address
> everything if VM would not port (BT alluded that this is possible but
> doubtful).
>
> Having spoken to other providers we've been told that as the only physical
> lines into the building are BT/VM owned, then that's who we're limited to
> using. Which is our main stumbling block at the moment.
>
> That being said BT have apparently stated that they would only sell to us
> via a partner and not directly. but have offered us 1Gbps on both lines
> load balanced.
>
> I'm not worried about the prospect of self managing, and our own kit ends
> with a small PFSense cluster (we've historically had issues with packet
> loss when using CARP on the WAN interface) and Mikrotik switches.
>
> If anyone can suggest anyone local who would be able to assist or suggest
> an option I've not thought of.
>
> Thanks,
> Simon.
>

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