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		<title>Sysadmin: Multiple ISP firewall &#8211; The setup</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[After suffering broadband trouble for the past 9 months, including interruptions that lasted a few days, I decided to get an additional line installed by a different ISP. I could have bought one of these multi-WAN devices but decided against it for a couple of reasons: I like a challenge and I wanted to achieve [...]]]></description>
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