BizLink RM-826-Q25-WD, Руководство пользователя

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Primary Internet : Hotspot (WWAN).
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Secondary Internet source : Modem 1 (WAN1).
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Secondary Internet source : Modem 2 (WAN2)
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Balance Ratio : 2: 1 (Modem 1 to Modem 2)
The Load Balancing System
With the knowledge of how to create Rules for our Load Balancing black box we are ready to
design and implement the
Load Balancing System . Go to the Network menu and the Load
Balancing sub menu. Click on the Configuration tab at the top.
Here you see the 4 sections that make up the Load Balancing System, Interfaces , Members ,
Policies and Rules .
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Interfaces are the physical Internet sources such as WAN or Modem (LTE).
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Members are a pool of Interfaces with a cost and balancing weight attached to them.
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Policies determine how traffic is distributed among its Members.
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Rules match traffic and assign it to a Policy
When implementing the System you must start with Interfaces and work your way to Rules but
when designing it is easier to work in the other direction, starting with Rules .
Interfaces Section
To see the Interfaces section click on the Interfaces tab.
Interfaces are the physical Internet sources that are attached to the router. BizLink supports 4
Interfaces.
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WAN is wired Internet via the Wan port.
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WWAN is a Wi-fi Hotspot.
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WAN1 is Modem 1 (LTE).
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WAN2 is Modem 2.
Along with the physical Internet source the Interface entries also include information that is used
by the Load Balancing System to determine if the Internet source is connected or not. This is
done by pinging a server or servers and checking if there is a response to it.