Next things to do, add 10 more lines ..
Nice huh.



Credit thanks to 'mas Joko Aza'.
Taken on his MT.

sounds amazing.
why don't you try to post the MRTG side of the two's connection?

The 2 lines have the same gateway?

please post detailed config..
looks nice

what's funny?

MRTG as all request ..

guys what the hell are talking about? ))

From the looks of it he has a load balance between two bandwidth pipes. There are pictures above showing it's working.

That's about it =/

From the looks of it he has a load balance between two bandwidth pipes. There are pictures above showing it's working.
That's about it =/

wow! i was using it for months, but i never seen such a beautiful screenshots :D:D
it turned out to work :D:D
storm of applause!

/me sarcastically smiles =)

...hm-mm sound very good let see the full config ....and test it on others ISP-s ?

Why everybody wants config ?
Isnt it written clearly on the Mikrotik Docs ?




Just be patient, i'm going to test it over another provider.

what`s the great thing here... ??? load balance with one ethernet interface and a pppoeout interface... not 2 pppoeout interface...
Everybody do this thing all the time.

? what is the point of this thread

wow...it's GOD work & stuff

Unless you're doing MLPPP, it is rather simple. I'm crossing my fingers for MLPPP support soon.

thats nice but how can i use 2 or more interface without static IPs or gatwayes? i have only dynamic IPs and gatwayes with wan?
how can posibale to load-balance with (dhcp) dynamic WAN setings?
like; WAN-1 (with DHCP)
WAN-2 (with DHCP)
LAN (192.168.1.254)
how can u load-balance with this type of network

maybe you may use Routing -> Filters, and add Routing Marks to routes on specific interfaces. then in balancing setup you just mark your packets with different routing marks

Please my friend Post the Mikrotik Router Config. for me

Check this post... load balancing with 5 adsl

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=17797

gmeyer, you use interface routing, not gateways. it is simple =) but what if you have unpredictable gateway behind your interface?

The gateways are added dynamically in the routing table when establishing connections PPPOE

The gateways are added dynamically in the routing table when establishing connections PPPOE

yesss... but interface routes and gateway routes are different things