Recent content by TaranScorp

Just one computer to do it. OK, how do you change QOS order? Forgive me I'm 61 and loose on a computer and a router :)

I installed FreshJR QOS on my Asus RT-AC3100 and want to learn how to set up Qos for the fastest file downloads. I do not Stream or Game and no VOIP. any help appreciated

I give up I'm just going to buy a new router and not care if it has link aggregation(you guys win). I have Hughs.net coming Thursday they are going to replace my Dish internet and double my package From 5GB to 10GB, you guys got any advise for which router to get which is famous for stability?

W Well I don't get it, then why have routers with link aggregation/ Isn't going 1Gbps to 2Gbps a good thing?

"Using link aggregation on your desktop's motherboard to the router" No--- Modem to WAN, on modem Lan1 and Lan2 to the computer into jack1 and jack2 Then see if my downloads increase cause instead of 1GB using one adapter I'll be using two adapters combined to get 2GB.

Asus's Website-Asus RT-AC88U-Link aggregation for up to 2Gbps wired network speeds, so more devices can enjoy faster access. Wan in two Lan out exactly what I was looking for https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1016088/

Ok, I've got it down to these routers with link aggregation Nighthawk R8500 (Discontinued) maybe Ebay 200.00 TP-Link AC3150 (Archer C3150 v2) $141.00 Asus RT-AC88U $239.99 I'm leaning towards the Asus but I like the price on the TP-Link The Netgear could be had for lower on ebay, but it...

Don't you think I tried Google first. I came here cause Google was useless on this top.

Can you guy's and gal's tell me which NETGEAR router supports link aggregation? I want to know about the cheapest one. I know that most routers are the higher end models that start having the link aggregation option. Thanks

I'm on the internet right now to find a router that has link aggregation the Asus RT-AC88U has link aggregation

I'm pretty sure you output two lan ports from the router then into the two on my computer when I setup the link aggregation software drivers on my computer I get a third adapter that shows 2GB instead of the 1GB on the other two adapters

I don't fully understand "b) 2 internet feeds in excess of 1Gbps (combined)" I have my modem going into one port into the router.

The router has a dual wan option- that go out of two lan ports. In the Dual wan setup asks for what to use as second wan it has three options and one of them is Ethernet Lan. with my motherboard I have two jacks and software drivers to set up for link aggregation . Individually computer shows...

So I need a Router that supports link aggregation and not Dual Lan?

My Asus RT-AC68u has An Dual WAN option. Isn't that the same?