Re: 3 Wireless routers in a single premises?
- From: David Taylor <djtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 06:07:35 GMT
> Two WAN ports (one for each cable) connection. $170. You won't get
> twice as much speed as it can't combine streams, but it will balance
> the load between cable connections automagically. You also only need
It can actually work to deliver twice the speed depending on the client.
For something that creates multiple TCP connections it does. With a
multithreading download manager, the load balancing router works great.
What might not work so well is port forwarding. At least it didn't seem
to on the router that I once used. What seemed to happen was that the
inbound would come in via one route and the return had a 50/50 chance of
going the same path thus connections were unreliable and the only
affinity that was hard settable was that for SMTP.
Mileage may vary with a different router.
David.
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