@sebastian_hey 

 

You can confiugue load balance or policy routing function in router.

I have not found FAQ about load balance funciton in TP-Link website, but this function is not complicated.

You need configure bandwidth in wan Port firstly, then choose different wan port in "Enable Bandwidth Based Balance Routing on port(s):"

 

For policy routing, you can check the FAQ:https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/2134/

 

@Andone Thank you very much. Not sure where I went wrong because I thought I had already configured the switch like you suggested, but after going through all the settings again, ensuring it's configured like you said and saving again, it's now working.

Hi Everyone,

After configuring the device as suggested above, I'm still experiencing the issue that most traffic seems to be routed via one port.

Looking at the statistics, it seems that the majority of traffic is routed via WAN1 (I had to disconnect WAN1 just now because the LTE router hit its monthly data limit):

I'd appreciate any further suggestions.

 

Thanks,

 

 

Sebastian