It's not any bug or error or anything like that, it's a legit speedtest result
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@Rehan Kumar could please share the connecting device specs...
The Airtel g140w-f maxes out at around 1.1-1.2 Gbps in a similar setup.
@Rehan Kumar How much you paying for this ?
@Rehan Kumar What's the Plan from your ISP? Assuming from speedtest result that it's Airtel, Doesn't airtel only offer upto gigabit speeds? How are you getting 2gbps then?
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Did you use any software to balance both the connections? If yes, which one? @Rehan Kumar
@ShanksZ I am paying 1100+GST for that.
As to why I am paying such an amount is because I was having weird routing issues with my old Nokia g140w-f connection, I tried way too many things to solve the issue along with which I got to know few bugs and flaws with their system.
@WandereR I am currently not using anything to load balance them, windows automatically does some very basic load balancing, I have no use for speeds like this so didn't bother to load balance them properly
Hardware based load balancing is extremely expensive for anything greater than 1 Gbps combined.
Maybe not for something extreme like this but I did think about using a VPN like wireguard to achieve something like multipath TCP using customised routing, I mostly feel like shit most of time so didn't had the energy to try to do it.
As to why I am paying such an amount is because I was having weird routing issues with my old Nokia g140w-f connection, I tried way too many things to solve the issue along with which I got to know few bugs and flaws with their system.
@WandereR I am currently not using anything to load balance them, windows automatically does some very basic load balancing, I have no use for speeds like this so didn't bother to load balance them properly
Hardware based load balancing is extremely expensive for anything greater than 1 Gbps combined.
Maybe not for something extreme like this but I did think about using a VPN like wireguard to achieve something like multipath TCP using customised routing, I mostly feel like shit most of time so didn't had the energy to try to do it.
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