kommando828
ULTIMATE Member
You will notice no difference in real life between full bonding and Draytek load balancing. The one exception is a large file that will only download in one section or session so that will be directed to one WAN, but even streams are now multi sessions. Currently this PC has 39 sessions so could use 39 Wans if that were possible. I have maxed out at 494 concurrent sessions this morning, normally it's a total of 60 at any one time.
Draytek load balancing shares the sessions out between the load balanced WAN's, in my case 2 WAN's. Later routers can do 3 and earlier more expensive ones such as the 3900 for rack mounting will do 4 load balanced WAN's but has no Wifi capability.
Draytek load balancing shares the sessions out between the load balanced WAN's, in my case 2 WAN's. Later routers can do 3 and earlier more expensive ones such as the 3900 for rack mounting will do 4 load balanced WAN's but has no Wifi capability.