I just upgraded my modem from a Sagemcom 2864 to a Home Hub 2000. I was getting 50/10 on one line with the Sagemcom 2864. As soon as I saw there were plugs for TWO incoming POTS lines I knew pair bonding was available. Google was my friend and confirmed it.
Now I am wondering: can I get a second Fibe 50/10 account and have what is, effectively, 100/20?
I have very recently purchased an ASUS RT-AC68U router (»
www.asus.com/ca-en/Netwo ··· RTAC68U/). The reason for upgrade to HH2000 was so I could PPPoE @ 50/10 with this router - the Sagemcom 2864 could not do PPPoE passthrough over 30ish Mbps down for anybody it seems while the HH2000 has no problems.
So alternatively: Something this router can do is dual WAN in either load balancing or failover configuration. Would getting two 50/10 accounts, two 50/10 modems and load balance them do better/similar/worse/nowhere near a potential pair bond? This sounds more appealing because then I could have the router do both PPPoE instead of having to be behind the HH2000...
What do you think?