I won't list the steps here, as it's pretty straight-forward, but if needed you can click the Help button on each configuration page, or refer to the PDF manual on the included CD.Next, the following steps are not mentioned in the manual (as far as I know), so I'm including them here to save you days of frustration ;-).Ensure that you have set up both your WANs with your PPPoE information (Network \ WAN \ WAN1 and WAN2 tabs).Ensure that you have set up your Link Backup settings (Advanced \ Load Balance \ Link Backup tab).Next:2.

So if you are proficient enough to figure it out on your own, or lucky enough to have everything work out of the box, this seems to be a great load balancing router for the money

The load balance works great

This works EXACTLY as advertised, load balancing one ADSL2+ connection at 16.5mb/

You will need to go to the WAN configuration to set up the bandwidth for each WAN to ensure proper load balancing, but if you have equal bandwidth on both links, that's not required

Easy to set up and easy to manage, works well balancing DSL and 4G broad band input for a business

so then I needed this exact product to load balance and fail-over the two

I've replaced my used-to-be-trusted Peplink Balance 20L with this router, and so far so good.

You will not find a more affordable, reliable load-balancing router for this price anywhere else

They are usually in the $1000+ dollar range for good 4+ WAN (internet input) load balancing routers.

everything worked as it should initially

This router was very easy to configure for both the normal settings of any router as well as the fail-safe settings unique to this model.

everything worked as it should initially

This router was very easy to configure for both the normal settings of any router as well as the fail-safe settings unique to this model.