I have 2 isps with different speeds, how to i connect them both to my LAN network?
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OK, from looking at load balancing works, it says that the sessions are split between the active WAN's, does this mean that if my device's session has been connected to the lower speed WAN, the effective speed available to the device is less than it would be on the faster WAN? (assuming it doesn't support multiple sessions)
I have 2 isps set up in the building for redundancy. Is it possible to use the ER605 vpn router to connect them both to the LAN network simultaneously and load balance them, along with auto failover? I have 2 isps and i want to use both of them, will connecting them together woth the vpn router increase availabe bandwidth as well? (basically can i run a speedtest and get higher than the max speed provided by one ISP?)
Hi @14paavang
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You might find this very helpful.
In essence, load balance actually meets what you ask for. 2 WANs are providing the Internet to the same LAN.
About the speed part, explained in that pinned thread as well.
Please kindly read what you can find on the forum before a post for further discussion.
Hi @14paavang
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
You might find this very helpful.
In essence, load balance actually meets what you ask for. 2 WANs are providing the Internet to the same LAN.
About the speed part, explained in that pinned thread as well.
Please kindly read what you can find on the forum before a post for further discussion.