Anybody gotten a box running as a router and doing load-balancing of
two different ISPs? Which *nix tools would be needed and where can I
find info? I've been reading up and so far haven't found any info on
how to handle this based on avaliable bandwidth of the connections. A
router distro would be good, but not finding much. It would be cool to
do this with OSX, but I'm assuming a linux or openbsd is my best shot.
Any thoughts?
Peace,
Todd
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