Uplink Balancing and weight

Hello Johnie Steve,

Thank you for reaching out to the community, if you have both the interfaces set to the Active Interfaces box then uplink balancing automatically organizes the balancing between those interfaces. And with the equal weight of 100 on both the interfaces, a weighted round robin algorithm is used for this. With the persistence of 5 mins meaning it will ensures that traffic having specific attributes is always routed over the same uplink interface.

but my bandwidth is not the same, one is 500 and another is 300. At this condition. how much bandwidth will get to end-user?

In that scenario it is best recommended to keep the high bandwidth with more weight rather than equal. And for the another you can add the remaining amount so the total sum up should be 100. 

The values are evaluated relative to each other so they need not add up to 100. Instead, you can have a configuration for example, where interface 1 has value 100, interface 2 has value 50 and interface 3 has value 0. Here, interface 2 gets only half the traffic of interface 1, whereas interface 3 only comes into action when none of the other interfaces is available. A value of zero means that always another interface with a higher value is chosen if available. 

Hine and welcome to the UTM Community!

You will want to set the weight for the 500 to 50 and the one for the 300 to 30.

Note that the default is persistence by connection.  If you want specific traffic to prefer an interface, you can use a Multipath rule.  You will want to read the help on multipathing.

Cheers - Bob

Hine and welcome to the UTM Community!

You will want to set the weight for the 500 to 50 and the one for the 300 to 30.

Note that the default is persistence by connection.  If you want specific traffic to prefer an interface, you can use a Multipath rule.  You will want to read the help on multipathing.

Cheers - Bob