DUAL WAN routers, are they good?

[dammy]

Quote: Originally Posted by marcial19xx mao na nibaot ug ina ana ka kusog ang iya torrent kay simultaneous man ang downloadi. iya gigamit ang duha ka ISP. pero kun mo ingun ka nga double your total internet speed kay tungod sa duha ka ISP ambot kun mao ba jud kha... iya gi mean nga ang duha ka ISP add ang duha sa speed. sa akong sabot kay simultaneous ra jud na ang connection niya. dli add up sa speed.

you have the point. i what to discuss more about this. but first snacks sah ku ha. hehe

[kobmat]

Quote: Originally Posted by dammy able to get that speed. im confuse about having a multiple global ip from your isp's. how loading balancing manage to send and recieve data from your global ip's. can you give me some details? im experiencing blackout in my area now im back.

Not really sure why i got that speed. want to know more as well. All i know is that i set my router to load balance bytes not sessions.

[dammy]

ok im gonna look further about this topic and have my investigation by myself.

[marcial19xx]

ang imong router nga imo gi configure to load balancing the word balance, sa ako lang ha... basin sayop sad ko bah... load balancing kay iya i balance ang process, like ang router nimo naa gi pa process sa WAN A since then ang WAN A nimo naa naman gi trabaho then ang imo WAN B. free pman cya. So if ang router naa na pud incoming process for online Automitacally WAN B ang iya pilion free pman cya. Like if ever ma down ang WAN A maskin naa pa gi process ang WAN B, the router automatically transfer all the process from WAN A to B until the WAN A back to its service. the router make a balance process for your internet connection.

Example sa imo torrent dli mana cya ni connect ug usa lang ka source mag cge mana cya ug pangita ug lain nga source. So diha na nagamit nimo ang duha ka ISP. kay ang torrent simultaneous ang iya connection. Ang imo router nag send ug process sa duha ka connection. Sa torrent iya gi add ang download speed but in reality wala na cya gi add. Simultaneuos connection lang na cya. gitabangan sa duha ka ISP ang usa ka file nga imo gi initiate ug download.

[dammy]

Quote: Originally Posted by marcial19xx ang imong router nga imo gi configure to load balancing the word balance, sa ako lang ha... basin sayop sad ko bah... load balancing kay iya i balance ang process, like ang router nimo naa gi pa process sa WAN A since then ang WAN A nimo naa naman gi trabaho then ang imo WAN B. free pman cya. So if ang router naa na pud incoming process for online Automitacally WAN B ang iya pilion free pman cya. Like if ever ma down ang WAN A maskin naa pa gi process ang WAN B, the router automatically transfer all the process from WAN A to B until the WAN A back to its service. the router make a balance process for your internet connection. Example sa imo torrent dli mana cya ni connect ug usa lang ka source mag cge mana cya ug pangita ug lain nga source. So diha na nagamit nimo ang duha ka ISP. kay ang torrent simultaneous ang iya connection. Ang imo router nag send ug process sa duha ka connection. Sa torrent iya gi add ang download speed but in reality wala na cya gi add. Simultaneuos connection lang na cya. gitabangan sa duha ka ISP ang usa ka file nga imo gi initiate ug download.

basically means nga paspas gyud ang downlaod speed sa dual isp with the load balancing is activited? how about kung mo kuha nalng ka ug higher speed from the single isp? you have the point pud sa talking about dual channel memory and multi core processor it can boost system performance.

the question is how it works?

more discussion please....

[marcial19xx]

sa downloading lang na cya... pero sa mga web page nga kailangan ug usa lang ka ISP or IP usa ra jud ka speed. sa download kay nigamit man ka ug download manager which is kadaghan cya mo request ug connection. dli lang kausa... then iya na i add ang speed... yup sa downloading kusog na cya...

[marcial19xx]

ang load balancing man gud iya i balance ang process in term sa online. kun tan-aw sa router nga daghan na kaau ug load ang usa... automatic ang usa na pud iya tagaan... example ang torrent. mag send cge ug connection, so ang imo router iya pud na i balance dli na niya i process sa usa lang ka ISP since then active man ang usa. observe ra gud nga kun mawala ang connection sa isa, automatic mo take over ang isa para dli ma putol ang connection.

pero ang moingun nga gi add ang duha ka ISP internet speed dli na cya mao... kay kun mag browse lang ka sa net... usa ra jud ang iya gigamit. ang sa ma assign lang sa router or ang sa dli lang kaau daghan ug process.

[dammy]

Quote: Originally Posted by marcial19xx sa downloading lang na cya... pero sa mga web page nga kailangan ug usa lang ka ISP or IP usa ra jud ka speed. sa download kay nigamit man ka ug down manager which is kadaghan cya mo request ug connection. dli lang kausa... then iya na i add ang speed... yup sa downloading kusog na cya...

not only for downloading, pwede pud sa uploading right? gamit gyud para sa server like mine having a webserver running on a single isp.

[marcial19xx]

yup pde pud sa uploading iya na gamiton ang dli kaau loaded nga ISP nimo. mo effect rman gud na cya kun naa ka app nga naa simultaneuos connection.

[marcial19xx]

mo out nko sa office... till next time...

[dammy]

Quote: Originally Posted by marcial19xx yup pde pud sa uploading iya na gamiton ang dli kaau loaded nga ISP nimo.

so there is also a huge advantage in terms of downloading and uploading for multi users. but talking about the sum up speed still remain undiscuss?

[softtouch]

When you use 2 5MBPS lines with the dual wan router, and set it to balance by session, and then you open 2 browsers, the first one use wan1, the next wan2, then next session again wan1 etc.

When you download files with lets say Flashget, you can utilize both 5MBPS lines. Of the 10 connections it can create per file, 5 would use wan1, the other 5 wan2, and with that, you end up using 10MBPS.

[dammy]

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