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Before you begin, ensure that each of the routers within the network is
properly configured to connect to its individual broadband Internet
account. Then ensure that either:
• each of the routers is connected to an Ethernet port in the network
as illustrated above or
• the routers are wired to each other.
Finally, you are ready to access the web-based configuration of each
of your router to enable the Parallel Broadband feature. You will have
to enable all the DHCP servers in all the routers before enabling Parallel
Broadband. Please note that you need to interconnect all the routers.
1. Under the CONFIGURATION command menu, click on Parallel
Broadband.
2. Next simply select Enable
and click the Apply
button to make the
changes effective.
3. Repeat this for the other
routers in your network
and they will
communicate with each
other and assign each
new user to the router that
has the smallest load, so
that there is
approximately the same
number of users on each
router.
! Important: If you have only one unit of the router, you DO
NOT need to implement the Parallel Broadband feature for
broadband Internet sharing.