Re: Download speed in Hitron Modem Mode
 

The Hitron I have is not performing NAT but the Draytek is....

Re: Download speed in Hitron Modem Mode
 

I didn't think I was using alot of features but maybe I am!
Idle CPU is at 4%, Memory at 78%
ADSL in WAN1, Virgin in WAN2
2 LAN ports connected to different switches
2 vlans, DHCP, DNS and LAN DNS and Open Ports (port forwarding)

I'll do some more tests when I can but to be honest 150mb download is more than enough. I didn't check anything on the Hitron web interface, just turned on modem mode and rebooted.

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Interestingly I just tried disabling WAN1 (ADSL) and removing the only route policy I have which makes WAN2 the default for all traffic with failover to WAN1. When I did this I got 170mb down with hardware acceleration off.

Looking back at the Draytek page when doing a speed test, CPU shoots up to over 80% from 4% on idle! The CPU is definitely the bottleneck.

Re: Download speed in Hitron Modem Mode
 

Something like the Cisco RV320 should achieve everything you want, with a DSL modem on one WAN.

Not too bad price wise at ~£150, but of course no wireless so you'd need to use something else for WLAN, possibly your draytek with DHCP off etc.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00G3PFTTS/

Review here: https://www.smallnetbuilder.com/lanw...outer-reviewed

Rated for 900mbit of NAT throughput, so would be fine for a good while.

Re: Download speed in Hitron Modem Mode
 

Lets hope Cisco support the RV320 better than they did the RV220 - which had reboot bugs that they acknowledged and said they would not fix, and true to their word haven't! Their lack of support put me off this range from them.