TP-Link TL-R480T+ Load Balancing-Breitbandrouter (5-Port)

Buena opción, económica y balancea perfectamente, lo tengo para evento a y no me falla, nunca 24/7 cabe aclarar

Adquiri para fazer failover entre dois links de internet, para evitar quedas durante o trabalho remoto.. Mas ele ainda consegue balancear bem entre os dois links a ponto de não sobrecarregar nenhum. Único contra, no caso deste anuncio, é que parecia ser da versão R480 pela foto, mas na verdade foi entregue o R470. Mas para a minha necessidade está suficiente e o preço também foi compatível. Bom Custo beneficio, considerando que é possível fazer o balanceamento manual, mas requer muitos conhecimentos avançados de rede e sistemas operacionais, mas com esse aparelho é praticamente "plugar e usar". Recomendo o produto (TL-R470T+)

Product is working as advertised which is an entry level load balancer router which support multiple WAN. Solid performance and able to reach the advertised NAT throughput constantly.

Our rural location has lots of mountains, tall trees, wild berries and wildlife, but no broadband Internet service. We started with an AT&T/Netgear 4G LTE hotspot, but that had data limits which we exceeded. We added satellite-based Internet services HughesNet and Viasat - but they both have data limits and they have extreme upstream/upload latency issues relative to our real-time data needs. Finally, we added a local DSL service that is limited to about 500kBPS. That's four ISP sources and none of them performed well for us... The TP-Link Load Balance Broadband Router was the last option remaining for improving our total data capacity (by aggregation across all four provider services) and improving our real-time data performance which includes significant upstream transmission where low latency matters. Installation and setup were relatively easy; no surprises. I'm a 100% self-taught IT guy, with no professional training. The hardest part was figuring out that there were IP address conflicts between the four ISP modems on the WAN side; once I resolved the IP address conflicts between the two satellite services, the 4G LTE hotspot and the DSL modem, the system worked and the results were a great improvement for us overall. Long story short: Without the TP-Link Load Balance Broadband Router, we would not have been able to fully function in spite of having FOUR "high speed Internet" service providers. With this device, which distributes the traffic intelligently across all four ISP's, latency is reduced and aggregate data capacity is achieved, which helps us avoid data limit throttles, additional fees, or even service suspension imposed by the ISP's for data usage. We appreciate the product and the people behind it; glad we decided to buy it.

I look after an item of mobile equipment that required plugging in to a fixed network point to upload data. This was inconvenient to the customer so a wireless adaptor was fitted. Unfortunately there was only one network interface on the equipment so there wasn't an option of having a wired connection as well as the wireless, in addition the wireless and wired networks were in different static IP address ranges so a simple plug-in solution wasn't possible. All was okay until the wireless network failed and the data couldn't be uploaded! This device was the perfect solution. The mobile equipment was given a 'private' IP address on the LAN side of the router, the wireless adaptor was plugged into one WAN port and the equipment's network cable connection socket was connected to another WAN port. The router was configured for the wired connection to be the primary WAN and the wireless adaptor to be the fallback. So in normal use the router is actually running in a fallback situation but when the cabled connection is plugged in the router automatically sends the data over the cable. This means that a wireless network failure further down the line won't stop data transfer over the wired connection. Phew!