I have tried to follow the official documentation and configure my rb2011 il-rm but it does‘nt work.
Would someone help me and assist me to make load balancing into this appliance to have this result .. WAN1 (200Mbps) + WAN2 (200Mbps) = OUT (400Mbps)
Nb: The configuration of rb2011 series that i found in internet does‘nt work in my rb2011 il-rm

I have tried to follow the official documentation and configure my rb2011 il-rm but it does‘nt work.
Would someone help me and assist me to make load balancing into this appliance to have this result .. WAN1 (200Mbps) + WAN2 (200Mbps) = OUT (400Mbps)
Nb: The configuration of rb2011 series that i found in internet does‘nt work in my rb2011 il-rm

Check out this Wiki page about load balancing.
Just note that load balancing will not give you a speedtest of 400Mbps, the connections will get round robin'd out of each gateway under a load balancing scenario.

MangleRule, I cannot easily distinguish from the WIKI to do what I want to do.
a. WAN1 is 150/50 service
b. WAN2 is 100/30 service.

Thus i want to load balance but not equally for obvious reasons. In fact what i want to do is LB per ratio.
150/100 = 1.5 and 50/30 is 1.6 so I want to roughly for every 2 connections on WAN 1, then assign next 1 connection to WAN2, if that makes any sense.
(assuming a 1.5 ration is untenable then I bump it up to 2:1)

Which method of LB do I apply?

I should have linked this video: Tomas Kirnak - Load Balancing / Mangle Deep Dive

Okay Mangle, I am trying to follow the presentation but I am running into some roadblocks.

First is that he uses static IP addresses for his ISP public IPs.
I think this scenario wont work for me due to I have dynamic ISP IPs.
Further he relies on address lists that use the public IP addresses

Right off the bat Im lost because My public IPs change.
So is there a right configuration you can point me towards......

It got to messy for me to configure, but I gave it a try.