Hello everybody.
I have an issue with this model and wan aggregation.

I have 2 fiber link and are both connect, but if i set "Session Based" in the option in the speedtest speed is not sum of 2 link.
I do simply what they ask here http://www.i-helpdesk.com.au/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/706/0/how-to-enable-wan-aggregation-on-draytek-routers
Are there something to do more?

Thx in advance for the help.

Could it be the speed test site you used is single-threaded?

Does this give a better answer? http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest

If the connections are with different ISPs, the 'speedtest' may have chosen an optimum download site, that's only optimum for one link?

Guessing!

Hi hornbyp, first of all thx for reply.

I used speedtest.net as the article of Draytek. Speedtest.net works with multi-thread but download run for only 1 of my 2 link (i have 2 different ISP).

Any advice about setting? I think that setting is very simply to do as wrote here http://www.i-helpdesk.com.au/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/706/0/how-to-enable-wan-aggregation-on-draytek-routers

Maybe have i update firmware?

So strange this situation

I'm not so sure about Speedtest.net - it gives really big numbers, that don't seem to match real life - I'm sure they're in league with the ISPs :wink:

What about Upload speed - is it improving that? (There being a lot less likelihood of overloading something along the route). Also, what's the spec. of the two links? Can the 2860 cope with both at the same time? (If they were both 300Mbps V.M. connections, for example, it wouldn't)

Sorry I can't offer more practical help - last time I did this, it was on ISDN

Speed of 2 links is the same, near 70 Mbps, about upload on speedtest.net not improve too.

the router does not support "Wan Aggregation" - and it no router can if you are using
two separate/unconnected ISP connections and no 3rd party bonding provider.

If you have 2 x 50Mb, you can do two downloads @ 50Mb/s each...but not one at 100Mb/s.