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There's so many ways to skin this cat, you may want to start with identifying the most crucial single failure point that concerns you.
Is it the router? Best you can really do is have good hardware and make sure it and your modem are on a UPS.
If it's an ISP-provided modem, some enable remote management via a phone app, which can be done from anywhere by signing in to your ISP account.
Well, in my case the most crucial single point is the firewall.
The rest isn't too bad