I have a rasp pi 2. old one. it will be powered POE. now I want it to function like a multi net router..fast and adaptable what it does is that I will connect the Lan port to the Primary or Sec gateway depending on requirements and add a few wifi or nic cards. I need an interface when the nic/wlan card / mifi / modem is connected. It will test the connection, route and speeds across many variants of routes.. like a ASN Cisco 2960 .. checking every 30-90mins of best routes to Google AWS AZURE ALIYUN and major cdn.providors it will check, based on the network attached, who is the host provider , telco and base on that, create ufw rules such that sites based on that telco apn will be routed to there. if there are multiple nets..combine them and make it as.fast.as possible. Priority is to get as much bandwith , fastest speed, most bandwith. having all the info, create a deb based image with the pre compilers etc so I can burn it the to sd card it is preferred as auto install and run on the fly. default root.user is berry and berry as password copy default drivers.for wifi for intel, tplink etc and auto aptget install from repo when inserted.What I want is an image in DEB , easily burnt into RUFUS not DD, and precompiled. Auto Run So people like me stay in borders like to mooch off the neighbouring country network resources, such as TV3 etc etc..and U need malaysia IP or somewhat. As a techie, using a ServerIP as VPN double tunnel is no fun, so use a cheap Maxis or Umobile network, and connect, so it goes out as Maxis and come backs into my hard route, whichever telco it may be. Short of needed AWS etc to connect as Multinet, this small , old device will be a Proxy for my Streaming etc, and if need me, a US connection. Don't ask where I get the SIMCARD from.
Thursday, August 13, 2026
Trying a new skill: GITHUB
Nothing to do right? Itchy backside rite? As my good friend Andrew will say.. now I am looking for trouble.
So I am trying to make use of my Raspberry PI 2 as a multinet router.
What I prompted from Gemini is quite simple yet complex
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