1000 points High score Ask ROS to do dual ADSL bandwidth superposition

OK! You have a dual-WAN router to connect 2 ADSL to this router, as long as 2 are working at the same time. Your Thunderbolt will have a 4m chance, but it depends on the specific seed distribution.

This is not possible, your bandwidth is only 2M, and it is impossible to have 4M of traffic, just like a Pepsi that 500ml of Coca-Cola can't hold.

Absolutely. It is better to use IP address traffic distribution.

Double-wire or multi-wire loads are !! horizontally

You can use port offload or IP segment offload. Never load balance. In that case, it's going to get old.

Port offload should be ideal.

That is, this is the meaning of the 4-line connection.

You can use a device router or firewall that has a 4WAN port.

WAN1 and WAN2: connect optical fibers.

wan3 and wan4: receive and dial numbers.

Then set up each WAN port in the router. Then connect the switch under the LAN port.

Then set the LAN port of which line to use, and then do the relevant NAT.

For example, if LAN 1 uses the optical fiber of WAN 1 to access the Internet, then map the address of LAN 1 to WAN 1, and the computer under LAN 1 will access the Internet through WAN port 1.

Don't use ADSL, use another thing called, I don't know, it's the same as the general company's broadband, it's fiber.

To put it bluntly, what do you want to do, don't use optical fiber, optical modems and switches.

This is very simple,You just need to install ROS and then select PPP, select the plus sign in it, and then select PPOE Clien, and then in the first ** item, there is a network card setting, select the network card you use to connect to the modem,And then in the second item, that is, dial out, enter your account password,The rest is the same as other settings,Do camouflage in NAT,Don't set up the gateway,He himself is **,I hope to get to you。

Use your computer which uses three network cards, when the dual line is made by the use of it!

3 network cards, 2 network cables are inserted into each network card, and the remaining one is inserted into the internal network.

Alternatively, you can use a VLAN switch + a NIC (on the ROS machine).

Learn more, then configure ROS!

Knowing that this is not the place to learn, it is impossible to teach you everything!

It can be easily achieved with the free version of Sea Spider, but there are two shortcomings:

1.The management of traffic answers is vague, the filtering rules are ineffective, and there is no QoS.

2.There are mandatory pop-ups.

However, it is still possible for the expansion application within the ordinary small network. The important thing is that the noisy configuration is simple and does not ask for people.

Three NICs, two WANs, and one LAN.

wan1 does pppoe dialing.

wan2 is used as a fixed IP.

The key is in routing, which is a bit more difficult. You must be doing a double-line load, just choose a network card. PPPoE dial-up does not have a fixed IP, only IP policy routing is done. Specify the route egress NIC.

PCC or NTH choose the WAN port when selecting the IP outlet. It should be the same as dialing.

One uses the PPPoE client dial (the same as ordinary ADSL).

One can use the DHCP client or add a fixed IP address (the CIDR block cannot be the same as the ROS gateway).

The latter can be used with PCC or NTH.