@DGO 

Hi,

The TL-R470T+ has 4 WAN ports equipped with load balance feature, so you can use it to load balance the 3 wan.

To make the users use wan1, you may set up the policy routing function, there is an instruction from TP-link website.

https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/530/

However, I don't think the TL-R470T+ router is suitable to work as a core router, as you can see from the specification, the Concurrent Session of TL-R470T+ V4 is 10000 only. Besides, the capacity is about 30 according to the tplink support.

In my view, you may consider the TL-ER5120 or TL-ER6120 instead, both has load balance feature, Concurrent Session 150000, newer and more powerful than the R470T+.

DGO wrote

Hello! I'm using the TL-R470T+ for 3 years now  without many problems, this device is great ans easy to use, the thing is my number of users is bigger now and  the router is at 100% CPU usage slowing down the whole network. 

I have Mikrotik 2011uias but in my very small town in the middle of nowhere no one knows how configure it to  load balancing the 3 ADSL wan, which is super easy in the TP -Link, besides some users has to use exclusevily wan 1 (very easy with TP-Link) but all users must connect to the server.

 

Now the questions:

1. Can I use the TP-Link to load balance the 3 wan and use the mikrotik as router?  In that case how i set up the users that has to use wan 1?

2. In case that option 1 doesn't work which TP-Link device will work? assuming the simplicity of configuration as 470+

 

I have around 200 users and the network divided in two, only 35-40 uses the 470+ (when I had around 30 users worked very well) If I can use the 470 only for load balancing the ADSL's I will be bringing all users in the same network.

@Yannie Thanks, my boss give me the go buying a new router, i'm gonna compare the two to see diferences between both.