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Network load balancing (commonly referred to as dual or multihoming WAN routing) is the ability to balance traffic across two WAN links without using complex routing protocols such as BGP.

This capability balances network sessions such as Web, email, etc. Through multiple connections in order to extend the amount of bandwidth used by each LAN user, thus increasing the total amount of available bandwidth. For example, a user has a single WAN Internet connection that operates at 1.5 Mbit / s. They want to add a second broadband connection (cable, DSL, wireless, etc.) operating at 2.5 Mbit / s. This would give them a total of 4Mbit / s bandwidth when balancing sessions.

Session balancing does just that, balancing sessions across each WAN link. When Web browsers connect to the Internet, they often open several sessions, one for the text, another for one image, another for some other image, and so on. Each of these sessions can be balanced between available connections. An FTP application only uses a single session so that it is not balanced; However, if a secondary FTP connection is made, it can be balanced so that, as a whole, the traffic is evenly distributed across the various connections and, therefore, provides an overall increase in performance.

In addition, network load balancing is commonly used to provide network redundancy so that in the event of a WAN link interruption, access to network resources is still available through the secondary links. Redundancy is a key requirement for business continuity plans and is generally used in conjunction with critical applications such as VPN and VoIP.

Finally, most network load balancing systems also incorporate the ability to balance both outgoing and incoming traffic. Incoming load balancing is usually done through dynamic DNS, which can be built into the system or provided by an external service or system. Having the dynamic DNS service inside the system is generally thought to be better from cost savings and a general checkpoint.

Load balancing is where two or more ADSL, ADSL2 + or FTTC broadband connections are connected to a dedicated load balancing router. Load balancing provides greater resilience by maintaining an Internet connection even if an individual broadband connection decreases. A load balancing router attempts to route Internet traffic optimally through two or more broadband connections to provide a better experience for broadband users who simultaneously access Internet applications. Load balancing routers do not link multiple Internet connections, such as the ADSL connection (which can better transform slowband connections).

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