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Old 12-10-2015, 14:06   #20
Ignitionnet
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Re: Router, dual WAN capability

I have re-evaluated and while load balancing to reach 1.3Gb/s may be good for the e-penis it's not worth the hassle, so I'll run the 2 in active-passive, meaning line rate gigabit downstream and ~100Mb upstream simultaneously is fine, which brings me back into scope of highest-end home routers.

This works well for me as I hate messing with my home network, KISS, and I have a few months before I have to worry about a purchase so can wait for prices of current top-end kit to drop.

Thanks for the input!
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