IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNET CLIENT WITH 3 LINE ISP USING THE FAILOVER RECURSIVE GATEWAY METHOD
Muhammad Khaerudin, Dedi Setiadi, Andy Achmad Hendharsetiawan, Dimpo Sinaga, Danang Djoko Susilo · Jurnal Ilmiah METADATA · 2025
With a huge need for the internet, administrators sometimes use more than one ISP (internet service provider) so that the internet needs of their users can be met. Administrators sometimes provide an alternative by separating internet routes based on sub-sub-sections, for example sub-section A has a small bandwidth but is used by many users and sub-section B has a lot of bandwidth but is used for a few users only and 1 other ISP is only used for backup when there is a problem for ISPs 1 and 2, This can cause waste and network administrators will have difficulties when monitoring the network This is done by looking at the web browser if there is any trouble on the device. Network administrators can't always keep an eye on the networks they manage because of a lot of other work to do. Failover is a technique that applies multiple paths to reach a network goal. However, under normal circumstances, only one link is used. The other link serves as a backup and will only automatically move the internet source from the main link to the backup link using the recursive gateway modede. To monitor the network, it will use the netwatch tools available on mikrotik and use the Telegram application as a message receiving medium, so that administrators can find out in real time when there are devices that are offline or experiencing problems on the internet network