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Settings – Load Balance
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Load Balance
Configuration
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Click the "submit" button to save your changes.
NAT
This section displays the current data about any WAN port. You can use this
information to help you "fine-tune" the settings above.
Statistics
Interface
This section displays cumulative statistics.
Statistics
Use the "Restart Counters" button to restart the counters when required.
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Buttons
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Enable – This enables your Load Balance setting options and must be
checked for other settings on this screen to be effective.
Balance Type – You can select the Balance types based on:
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Bytes Tx + Rx – Traffic is measured by Bytes. (Least load)
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Packets Tx + Rx – Traffic is measured by Packets. (Least load)
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Sessions established – Traffic is measured by Sessions. (Least load)
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IP Address – Traffic is measured by IP address. (Least load)
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Auto Learning – The largest unused upload/outgoing bandwidth.
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Fastest – The largest upload bandwidth.
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Priority – The highest priority.
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Round Robin – Continuously repeating sequence.
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Weight Round Robin – In sequence with weight placed accordingly.
Loading Share – Enter the percentage (%) of traffic to be sent over each
WAN port. If one WAN port connection has a greater bandwidth than another,
the one with the greater bandwidth is given a higher percentage of traffic than
the other.
Refresh – Update the data entered on the screen.
Restart Counters – Restart the counters used in the "Interface Statistics"
section.
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