Can SRX5308 handle inbound load balancing?

[Meena89]

I just required to inquire to all that SRX5308 does contain any inbound balancing like ASUS RX3041H (dual WAN) or Ovislink IGR-1600 (quad WAN) does. At the most I’ve equally - RX3042H and IGR-1500 chained mutually so I've some kind of above quad wan load balancing. My issue is insufficient performance by both the – they are both only 100Mbps and can't touch more than approximate. 40Mbps. I'd like to achieve combined speeds while by means of multiple connections from one computer to one/multiple sources in the Internet. Can SRX5308 load and support this? How about chaining these routers? I mean to place ASUS RX3041H on SRX5308's WAN1 as well as the Ovislink IGR-1600 on SRX5308's WAN2.

[Candace]

For balancing the Load for the Netgear SRX5308 have to locate protocol bindings to identify the service to go out. Instead of mechanically balance the traffic. Some router does the balance the way you wanted but net gear SRX5308 does not. So you can able to balance by specifying the inbound rules or outbound to specific WAN which you needed for balancing with the router I mean to say that the router can handle the inbound load for the multiple connection and it is efficient to do so.

[Paisley007]

Load balancing (which carry out load balancer) is a kind of service that carries out a computer that allocates the workload of the group (networked) server stations so that pc resources are used optimally. Several PC’s to a composite that performs to the outside regularly as a solitary system. This is executed with server load balancing procedure some probable methods are setting up a computer, which separate the questions or the utilization of DNS with the round-robin. So can I think that the load balancing can handle properly by the Netgear SRX5308.

[Connect_Me]

The Netgear SRX5308 capable to handle more than four exterior ip-addresses. By comparing the DFL-500 from D-link is able to handle less ip-addresses, but I can't make out that out for the SRX5308 by analysis the documents I've been able to make out. Unlike additional netgear firewall's where you allocate the IP addresses for your rules in the policy themselves as "An additional IP Address" on the SRX5308 you allocate the ip to every interface on the WAN1/WAN2/WAN3/WAN4 settings how many you want to set up.