EnzoConqueror wrote @TheBundu I have same question, what is the purpose of load balancing when one ISP become slower and not utilized the ISP with faster speed? If anyone could explain in layman...

EnzoConqueror wrote Follow up question, how to merge the bandwidth of two ISPs? Thus adding the download and upload speed of the two ISPs using TL-R605. @EnzoConqueror Hi. Even though I am not a...

Landcruiser wrote @TheBundu The Multi-WAN routers work with the assumption that the WAN interfaces have constant (fixed) bandwidth. The user has to configure the download and upload bandwidth (speed)...

@Landcruiser, thank you so much. This is clear. Looks like the load balancer is no use to me for my problem. Well, that's a bummer. It is quite strange that a drop in speed will be taken as lesser...

Landcruiser wrote @TheBundu Almost 85% of the internet traffic that originates from your computer/phones uses the TCP protocol. (Web browsing, youtube, zoom etc). TCP is a connection oriented...

Fae wrote Dear @TheBundu, TheBundu wrote I want to know, In TL-R470T+ or TL-R605, if one ISP/WAN becomes slow, will it account for that and route more traffic through the faster WAN(s)/ISP(s)? No, it...