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Which one for aggregation feature
Hello, I need to buy a router to aggregate two internet connections (ethernet). Some friends told me that the Netgear Router WiFi Nighthawk AX12 AX6000 does that but I've read it is suggested fo...
AmazingAbe wrote:BTW, anybody can suggest me any NETGEAR product that does what I need?
Don't think Netgear has any Broadband Load Balancing or Broadband Channel Bonding offerings.
AmazingAbe wrote:Two separate lines from my ISP that I can join through another device...
Talk to your ISP first - they might have offerings making two or more broadband links into a true single Internet connection - unless you are behind a pure low cost load balance approach.
I'm just moving to a new house where the fiber is not yet arrived (it's mixed fiber/copper). To work I need to move a lot of GBs per day therefore I need speed to Upload/Download/Working remotely with colleagues at the same time. In my actual house I can do that because I have a fiber connection. The best idea I had for the new house is to spend more money (not less) to hope to have a better speed at least similar to the fiber connection.
Hi AmazingAbe - You may find more info on setting up Ethernet Port Aggregation on the RAX120 on page 94 of the user manual linked below:
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RAX120/RAX120_UM_EN.pdf
~Christian
Christian_R wrote:Hi AmazingAbe - You may find more info on setting up Ethernet Port Aggregation on the RAX120 on page 94 of the user manual linked below:
Sorry Christian, this is not what AmazingAbe needs. WAN port aggregation won't allow to combine multiple Internet connections or communication links. It's only to provide higher bandwidth to a single Internet connection, typically on Cable Modems supporting router WAN port aggregation.
