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RAX200 Wan Aggregation
Hi I am looking to purchase an RAX200. If my modem has a 1Gbps coming out from port 1 and port 3, am i able to set the Wan aggregation?
Randy_Wu wrote:Hi I am looking to purchase an RAX200.
If my modem has a 1Gbps coming out from port 1 and port 3, am i able to set the Wan aggregation?
The RAX200 supports wan aggregation. Does your modem? They both need to support link aggregation, not just the router.
what modem are you using?
HI,
How do i know if the modem supports wan aggregation.
From what i tried i have a PC which has 2 lan ports and i do a link aggregation on the PC i am getting around 1.5Gbps.
I am assuming if I plug the 2 lan ports into the RAX200 i should be getting the same kind of performance when doing the wan aggreagation.
plemans wrote:
Randy_Wu wrote:Hi I am looking to purchase an RAX200.
If my modem has a 1Gbps coming out from port 1 and port 3, am i able to set the Wan aggregation?
The RAX200 supports wan aggregation. Does your modem? They both need to support link aggregation, not just the router.
what modem are you using?
plemans wrote:
Randy_Wu wrote:Hi I am looking to purchase an RAX200.
If my modem has a 1Gbps coming out from port 1 and port 3, am i able to set the Wan aggregation?
The RAX200 supports wan aggregation. Does your modem? They both need to support link aggregation, not just the router.
what modem are you using?
- What modem is it?
I still couldn't find if that device supports link aggregation properly.
but I did find that its an integrated ont/router device.
Which could cause issues if you're using that and the RAX in router mode.
but you could potentially put the huawei device in passthrough mode or the netgear in access point mode