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Looking for a router with three WAN ports, ensuring at least two have 2.5Gbps capability.

Looking for a router with three WAN ports, ensuring at least two have 2.5Gbps capability.

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Mackonaut
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02-06-2026, 11:05 PM
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My router configuration uses a balanced 50/50 split. This ensures all connections operate fairly most of the time. Previously, I had two DSL lines (125D/10U) and Starlink (~140D/30U), which together allowed me to reach peak speeds without CPU strain. I typically use Steam for benchmarking. I download a large file and wait 20-30 seconds until it stabilizes to the maximum download rate. From the router, I can monitor all connections pulling near their full capacity. Directly connecting my 2.5Gb coaxial modem from a server with 2.5GB bandwidth gives me roughly 1100-900Mbps. Starlink performance matches what I reported earlier. Perhaps creating two VLANs would help: one for wired devices on the coaxial line and another for wireless devices that don’t need low latency, running over Starlink. Could I set up these VLANs to switch connections automatically? Using a PFSSL solution might be an option.
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Mackonaut
02-06-2026, 11:05 PM #11

My router configuration uses a balanced 50/50 split. This ensures all connections operate fairly most of the time. Previously, I had two DSL lines (125D/10U) and Starlink (~140D/30U), which together allowed me to reach peak speeds without CPU strain. I typically use Steam for benchmarking. I download a large file and wait 20-30 seconds until it stabilizes to the maximum download rate. From the router, I can monitor all connections pulling near their full capacity. Directly connecting my 2.5Gb coaxial modem from a server with 2.5GB bandwidth gives me roughly 1100-900Mbps. Starlink performance matches what I reported earlier. Perhaps creating two VLANs would help: one for wired devices on the coaxial line and another for wireless devices that don’t need low latency, running over Starlink. Could I set up these VLANs to switch connections automatically? Using a PFSSL solution might be an option.

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NicolasManny
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02-20-2026, 05:36 AM
#12
The router was initially configured at 50/50 by default for the split. I adjusted it to 20(DSL)/80(Coax) without modifying anything else. Performance remains constrained, typically around 300–350 devices, mainly because of CPU limitations.
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NicolasManny
02-20-2026, 05:36 AM #12

The router was initially configured at 50/50 by default for the split. I adjusted it to 20(DSL)/80(Coax) without modifying anything else. Performance remains constrained, typically around 300–350 devices, mainly because of CPU limitations.

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SillyKitty542
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02-20-2026, 02:13 PM
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The problem was that "Offload" wasn't turned on. Resolved it fully. Achieved near 900Mbps using three switches via Speedtest.net. Very satisfied. Solution link provided.
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SillyKitty542
02-20-2026, 02:13 PM #13

The problem was that "Offload" wasn't turned on. Resolved it fully. Achieved near 900Mbps using three switches via Speedtest.net. Very satisfied. Solution link provided.

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JebThePleb
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02-20-2026, 04:08 PM
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Great to hear that it’s functioning.
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JebThePleb
02-20-2026, 04:08 PM #14

Great to hear that it’s functioning.

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