Looking for wired router compatible with CM1000 link aggregation

plemans
Guru - Experienced User
Oct 31, 2023
Whats you're budget? My reasonalbe might be a bit different than yours.

Also, there's options like FURRYe38 suggested going with the Edge RouterX for just a hardwired router and using your current device (if you have one) for access point (wireless). Sometimes a cheaper option.

by looking at the "supported models" for setting up wan port aggregation, it can give you an idea of what routers support it.

How do I set up WAN (Internet) Ethernet port aggregation on my NETGEAR Nighthawk router? - NETGEAR Support

Gives you options from high end AC devices, to the AX or BE devices. So a spread of generations
- Steve_Y
  Aspirant
  Oct 31, 2023
  plemans My original question apparently wasn't worded very well.
  The CM1100 offers link aggregation. I'm trying to use this feature to get a faster WAN pipe between the cable modem and a non-wifi router. (That's what I meant by a wired router.) By reasonable, I'm thinking around $100.
  
  FURRYe38 I'm looking through the Ubiquity manual, and I don't see where it supports link aggregation.
  ER-X Quick Start Guide
  
  So far, the only routers that I've read about, that support this are Wireless routers. My wireless AP is not close to where I have the cable modem, switches and the rest, so making it the main router would involve a lot of cabling.
  - plemans
    Guru - Experienced User
    Oct 31, 2023
    thats a bit of a challenge to get a router that supports dual wan (port aggregation) for under $100.
    
    Its possible but usually you either have to get an older device, a non-wireless one (see edge routerX), or get extremely lucky.
    
    The link I posted prior has "applied to devices". that shows the routers that netgear has the support wan port aggregation

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Looking for wired router compatible with CM1000 link aggregation