I have 2 separate internet accounts in my home/office that we use for our business in providing live, instructor-led classes that are delivered 3 consecutive days, both 4 hour morning (8 am to noon all 3 days) or Evenings (6pm to 10pm all 3 evenings). We deliver those classes to multiple students using the Zoom video conferencing software. I have a high speed fiber optic system (AT&T) modem, router Wi-Fi and a DSL Cable modem High Speed internet (Sparklight) also with the same type of router Wi-Fi, although we use an ethernet connection for the computers hoping for a stronger, more stable performance. The number of students connected at one time can range from around 3 to in some rare cases 60 to 65. I sometimes get internet connection unstable or a great deal of freezing, buffering, drops, slow responses, some students sound like they are in slow motion when they speak and just those types of issues.
I said all of that just to ask this question: Will it work if I get the "Nest" system for the fiber optic ATT system and leave the Sparklight operational at the same time? Can you have 2 different Wi-Fi systems working side by side at the same time or will or can they interfere with each other in any way? OR, Can I have 2 different nest systems to change over the system to have both the DSL and the fiber optic systems on a Nest system at the same time. Can it work like it does now allowing me to have 2 different sources to choose from?
