“Is the router capable of achieving over 1gig speeds for LAN if I have a 1g internet plan? If so, how do you set this up? Thanks”

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• They say that it will but I was not able to see anything even close to that kind of speed.

  Answered by jomiller97 4 years ago

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• Thanks a bunch guys! Further research found this router is configured to allow its multigigabit port as an internet WAN or as a LAN. So, port aggregation is optional as long as your modem is multi-gig capable. Many Thanks Mrb

  Answered by Cowboy 4 years ago

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• Yes as long as your modem has support for Link aggregation. That when you run two lines from the modem to the router and it combines the speed of each gigabit port to exceed the gigabit-speed. It also is a redundancy if one of the cables goes bad. You would have to also enable that setting in your modem after setup. I imagine if your modem has a 2.5 gigabit port it would also Exede to gigabit speed.

  Answered by Btek 4 years ago

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