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You guys got redundant internet? I figured I have redundant power, so I may as well get redundant internet. T-Mobile 5G Home internet, $50 a month, no limits, no contract
I have AT&T Fiber 1G/1G which is great, but if a tree falls on it, then I'm done
I spent a good amount of time testing where in the house is best
![1637264470237.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108893-08ed83e587762f1996b9a3cc6555e39a.jpg)
![1637264477088.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108894-8927514ce2fab72670f5a20966076fa2.jpg)
Eventually I found on my desk is best
![1637264522081.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108895-1a5478dec16ddb1c234e1e2464f7d72b.jpg)
Luckily I have a zillion ethernet jacks that go back to my server closet, so there was no problem getting the connection back there
![1637264556619.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108897-6b5b78a05687e0a677d549de3c7bfec8.jpg)
![1637264567121.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108898-9321740b975f127fd29bd1b565630dd4.jpg)
The Pink patch cable is the port where the T-Mobile comes through to the server rack
![1637264598057.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108900-664005510e756b71403476e1798d2ca3.jpg)
![1637264607822.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108901-66ce7ecf87af034e24099fa56f926a09.jpg)
Speeds are great! But its CGNAT, so no port forwarding
![1637264643127.png](/data/attachments/108/108902-ccca0e132478e4256823fd3465977353.jpg)
![1637265078687.png](/data/attachments/108/108914-ddacadea3209252c4b09875f8c06e16e.jpg)
I have it setup in PFSENSE so if my AT&T goes down, it switches instantly to the T-Mobile connection, and then back again when AT&T comes back up
So far I've never had an AT&T outage, fingers crossed I never do!
I have AT&T Fiber 1G/1G which is great, but if a tree falls on it, then I'm done
I spent a good amount of time testing where in the house is best
![1637264470237.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108893-08ed83e587762f1996b9a3cc6555e39a.jpg)
![1637264477088.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108894-8927514ce2fab72670f5a20966076fa2.jpg)
Eventually I found on my desk is best
![1637264522081.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108895-1a5478dec16ddb1c234e1e2464f7d72b.jpg)
Luckily I have a zillion ethernet jacks that go back to my server closet, so there was no problem getting the connection back there
![1637264556619.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108897-6b5b78a05687e0a677d549de3c7bfec8.jpg)
![1637264567121.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108898-9321740b975f127fd29bd1b565630dd4.jpg)
The Pink patch cable is the port where the T-Mobile comes through to the server rack
![1637264598057.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108900-664005510e756b71403476e1798d2ca3.jpg)
![1637264607822.jpeg](/data/attachments/108/108901-66ce7ecf87af034e24099fa56f926a09.jpg)
Speeds are great! But its CGNAT, so no port forwarding
![1637264643127.png](/data/attachments/108/108902-ccca0e132478e4256823fd3465977353.jpg)
![1637265078687.png](/data/attachments/108/108914-ddacadea3209252c4b09875f8c06e16e.jpg)
I have it setup in PFSENSE so if my AT&T goes down, it switches instantly to the T-Mobile connection, and then back again when AT&T comes back up
So far I've never had an AT&T outage, fingers crossed I never do!
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