Maybe the Peplink guys will add this option in a future update (hint, hint).Neither of these issues is a big deal for us, and overall I highly recommend the Peplink 20L if you need a reliable dual-WAN router.

I will never go back to standby as long as I have a competitive backup WAN connection

I agree this router is good, but the IPSEC VPN function needs that the WAN in one of the sides has a fixed IP address, even cheap routers such as TP-LINK IPSEC VPN function works with dynamic IP on both sides

It take a while to setup, but once we had it up running dual wan is just amazing with the auto load balancing.

Don't fall for the highly expensive dual wan routers or home routers bc for this price, this router is worth the money.

Even worked right off the bat with both my Xbox360 and PS3 without significant changes (though turning on uPNP helped make it work better)A great buy for anyone considering home or home/small office redundant WAN connections.

I tried to get several dual WAN routers to fail over

Easily set up and does a balanced wan very well

Astounded by the reliability and perfection of WAN fail over to 4G. Demoted my ASUS wireless router to AP since ASUS firmware never actually works for reliable WAN fail over

Out of the box, the wan redundancy works without any additional configuration.

Advanced features, van, multi-wan, aggregating routers are a must for any small business or mission critical sites.

Out of the box, the wan redundancy works without any additional configuration.

WAN Failover function works perfectly.