MultiWAN on RT-AC88U with Freshtomato

[popxunga]

Hello ...
Can someone confirm if it is possible to have a stable load balancing dualwan setup (using the WAN and ETH1 ports) on a RT-AC88U running Freshtomato ?
Thanks in advance.

 

[degrub]

The wiki claims it for FreshTomato on MIPS or ARM architecture (MultiWAN)

tomato (firmware) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

From the FreshTomato website features table - LACP is what i think you are looking for. According to the table, CLI only, no GUI for AIO devices with the correct Broadcom MIPS or ARM architecture.

feature_matrix [FreshTomato Wiki]

wiki.freshtomato.org

There is also a link there on the opening page to databases that can confirm the specific hardware client device.

 

[bennor]

Hello ...
Can someone confirm if it is possible to have a stable load balancing dualwan setup (using the WAN and ETH1 ports) on a RT-AC88U running Freshtomato ?
Thanks in advance.

What does this have to do with Asus-Merlin?

 

[Tech9]

Can someone confirm if it is possible to have a stable load balancing dualwan setup

It is possible. How stable - you are about to find out. The proper forum for your questions:

Tomato Firmware

Discussion of Tomato Firmware and any router supported by it.

www.linksysinfo.org

I would purchase ER605 router instead for this purpose. It does Multi-WAN properly for $60:

Omada Gigabit VPN Gateway

Omada ER605 supports Gigabit Ethernet connections on both WAN and LAN ports and multiple VPN protocols and high-security, high-performance VPN capabilities, making employees’ remote connections to their main offices as secure as if they were in the main office.

www.omadanetworks.com

 

[popxunga]

What does this have to do with Asus-Merlin?

Hi ... nothing.
Just asking for a few pointers once I have to (unfortunately) stop using my ac88u with Merlin firmware as my main router.
@Tech9 already gave me some.

 

[popxunga]

It is possible. How stable - you are about to find out. The proper forum for your questions:

Tomato Firmware

Discussion of Tomato Firmware and any router supported by it.

www.linksysinfo.org

I would purchase ER605 router instead for this purpose. It does Multi-WAN properly for $60:

Omada Gigabit VPN Gateway

Omada ER605 supports Gigabit Ethernet connections on both WAN and LAN ports and multiple VPN protocols and high-security, high-performance VPN capabilities, making employees’ remote connections to their main offices as secure as if they were in the main office.

www.omadanetworks.com

Thanks for your help @Tech9 !