As you can tell from the physical structure there's a secondary switched path via WiFi so if I lose a big link I still have connectivity, albeit over WiFi at a gigabit give or take.
Connectivity is attached in PDF.
I've segmentation to do, but have been busy with a lot of other things related to work, study and home.
Mangle file is a section of the firewall rules. Inbound connections are tagged with the link they came in on so that they go out of the same one, outbound connections have source/destination IP and port hashed. 3 of the 7 rules take BT, 3 Zen and 1 Faelix providing 3/7, 3/7, 1/7 flow split.
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:PCCA few other bits I'll keep to myself as they include some tweaks and specifics that I'm not going to advertise as they include public IP addressing I'd prefer not to advertise but the interested get the idea.
With the complex policy-based routing I am using the
CRS2004 can handle at least 4 Gb/s I guesstimate. As I am able to drop connections I will be able to reduce the rule set and retrieve some capacity.
Have had to spend a few quid but have kept the home network discrete as required by SWMBO.
EDIT: Neighbours have now largely gone to bed so I can nom the PON again.
https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/c8ab1b3e-e4bf-4ea0-91e7-eaeebd61c63b