What is the max download limit of RB2011??
i have 3 line ISP (50Mbit each line) that already config load balancing pcc. But when i used speedtest my up/down rate only 100mbit, not 150 mbit???
Did i do something wrong or RM2011 max up/down rate is 100mbit???
Thanks in advance and sorry for my bad english.

What ports are involved in your test? Switch 2 has only single 100mbits line to cpu.

What ports are involved in your test? Switch 2 has only single 100mbits line to cpu.

im using 1gbits port (port5) to test but the result only 100Mbits on speedtest

With fasttrack enabled, it is possible to reach 500 Mbps download at least.

If you use ookla, the speed that you see depends on which server you connect to.

With fasttrack enabled, it is possible to reach 500 Mbps download at least.

If you use ookla, the speed that you see depends on which server you connect to.

Could you show me how to enable fasttrack ?

if you use pcc load balance its per connection balancing  when you test your internet over speedtest.net  it just use 1 connection for test
you must use  a test link and download it with idm (internet download manager )

if you use pcc load balance its per connection balancing  when you test your internet over speedtest.net  it just use 1 connection for test
you must use  a test link and download it with idm (internet download manager )

in pcc i already config "both addresses and port" in "per connection classifier" so it will give the result of 3 connection. And i already test with idm but the max down rate i could get is 10M

do you check your configuration?
after all pcc load balance wont give you all of 150mbps

do you check your configuration?
after all pcc load balance wont give you all of 150mbps

i know i won't give the exact numer but at least it should around 130~150Mbits. My speedtest result only give me 90~100 at best.

You have to test against a server in your ISP's network first.

And use more than 3 connections. Check with 10.

solved.
the problem is the cable only 100mbits speed. change ti 1gbits cable solve the problem. (gotta be careful next time)
Thanks everyone for helping me with this problem.