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Looking for a cost effective device to truly load balance 2 WAN ports (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by Professional_Lychee9@alien.top [B] to c/homenetworking@selfhosted.forum

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I have 2x 1Gbps WAN connections and trying to load balance them so that I can achieve 2Gbps nominal. My main router is a ubiquiti UDM-Pro and although it will load balance, it will not exceed the max speed of 1 port (Confirmed by months of support requests and testing). If at all possible, I would like to make the device as transparent as possible for things like Port forwarding, firewall rules, etc.

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[–] NavySeal2k@alien.top [B] 1 point 2 years ago

Did you configure the WANs to distributed and not failover? And did you set the distribution %?

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