There is one provider, you need to save the IP address and enter another provider. How can this be resolved?

Question

Iron

Good evening.
There is a provider (500 Mb / s), the cable enters the gateway (UniFi Security Gateway), then into the switch (UniFi Switch US-24-250W), Wi-Fi points are already connected to the switch (UniFi AP AC PRO, UniFi AP AC HD) . ip-cameras and MFPs connected via wi-fi.
Please tell me, you need to start another provider (with a higher speed), the old one must be left to save the IP address. They want to leave the ip of the camera on the provider. And on a new (more powerful) provider, let users (they are connected via wi-fi) and MFPs.

Please tell me how can I solve this problem, what do I need to buy for this?
Sincerely.

Answer 1

You need to buy a system administrator who will decide what needs to be bought and configured

Answer 2

Mikrotik + admin

Answer 3

Your gateway is able to do 2van ports?
If so, then there is nothing to buy. Configure ports for different providers
Next, divide the network into 2 segments. For cameras and for users
Then send segment 1 (cameras) to the gateway of the old provider, segment 2 (users) to the new

Answer 4

How can I solve this problem, what do I need to buy for this?

A little time with the admin on freelance. Or hire an administrator if there is work for him for a full day.

Answer 5

how to solve this problem,

Set up multi wan. For example Multivan and routing on Mikrotik RouterOS

Answer 6

USG seems to have been able to dual wan for a long time, starting from some version, even the youngest box has learned to make a port for VOIP as a second wan and work either fail-over or load balancing.
Check the version of the firmware / controller, if necessary, update, somewhere in the settings it's definitely there.