I would like to inquire about Link Load Balancing and merging links from NBR.

Dear Support,

I would like to know that if I weight the link more than the data or internet usage, it will run in and out of the link with the highest weight, for example, ISP1 = 2, ISP2 = 5, it will run on the ISP2 line, right?

And

If I set it like this and find that it still runs on ISP1, what should I do? And if we set the weight equal, what principle is used to select it?

Another question, can NBR combine Link Load balancing? For example, I have ISP1 = 1G and ISP2 = 1G, which command should I use to combine the Bnadwidth to 2G?

Thank you and Best Regard.

Dear sir,
Good day.

The "weight" in load balancing refers to which port the packet prefers touse.
For example, if you set the load balancing on 2 WAN ports, the weight of WAN 1is 1 and that of the WAN 2 is 2, the traffic will use the WAN 2 interface whoseweight is 2 preferentially.

If you have 3 packets, 2 will use WAN 2(weight2), and 1 will use WAN 1(weight1).

For optimal results, it is recommended to turn on the source in and source out on WAN.

If the weight are equal, the traffic will in & out from both ISP equally.



Best regards,


Lex