MX64/65 REAL WAN Throughput Maximum

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MX64/65 REAL WAN Throughput Maximum

Circuits in our area on legacy Charter (Spectrum) are being increased to 300/20. Has anyone used an MX64 or 65 with that level or higher of a WAN circuit? I know it is "technically" rated for 250, and the slider bar under traffic shaping no longer supports unlimited and seems to be capped at 250. Has anyone though ever actually tested it to see just how much you can push through? Obviously, it is a caveat and not supported, but I'm just curious. Numbers like that tend to have a bit of leeway, usually in the 10-15% range. But if there is a HARD limit at 250, that is no good.

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Adam
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Agreed on the hard limit.  We found it out as well when we weren't getting full speeds on our Spectrum connection.  Computer plugged in direct was fine.  Then recalled the limit of the MX64 in our case.  

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PhilipDAth
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It is a hard limit of 250Mb/s.  You can not go above that.  Yes, I have tested it.

Adam
Kind of a big deal

Agreed on the hard limit.  We found it out as well when we weren't getting full speeds on our Spectrum connection.  Computer plugged in direct was fine.  Then recalled the limit of the MX64 in our case.  

Adam R MS | CISSP, CISM, VCP, MCITP, CCNP, ITILv3, CMNO
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Bummer. I had read some reports on Reddit of people being able to go slightly over it, 275ish, but a hard limit is no go. It's still 150 more than I have now, but...ohwell. Thanks for the replies.

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