TL-MR 100: has anybody gotten the router to work as a bonded device?
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Hi folks,
Here's my somewhat complicated home networking setup.
Ideal objective: ideally provide both some bonding and failover using both an ISP connection and a 4G/cellular failover.
The device I would like to use for that: the TP-Link TL-R470T+.
Currently achieved: as shown above, TL MR 100 provides failover to an ISP line and then provides networking to another TP-Link device which is configured in AP mode. Hence there are no conflicts.
The problem is that the TL MR 100 doesn't appear to be able to work as a bridged 4G to ethernet adapter. If it did, then I could wire both the ISP line and that into the load balancer and then provision the wireless network from there. In that case, I could potentially achieve both load balancing and failover.
Has anybody found a solution for this?
Did you want to set up something like this:
MR100 does not support Link aggregation and there is also another issue that 3/4 cellular service and Ethernet WAN connection would not work at the same time.
Have you tried the following setup: leave MR100 to work on the 3/4G wireless router mode?
