MULTI-LINK ACCEPTANCE RECORD
Companion guide: https://yenra.com/wiki/Wireless_bandwidth_aggregation/
Prepared September 8, 2026. Editable test worksheet; no vendor benchmark.

Purpose: choose and verify failover, session balancing or a bonded tunnel.
Use an authorized test deployment or approved maintenance window. Have a
rollback configuration, administrator, cooperating test user and supported
WAN-disable method. Do not interrupt production work to fill this form.

Site/date/time zone:
Owner and approval/window:
Router model/firmware/configuration reference:
Approach and policy (including health checks and return-to-primary):
Remote endpoint/location/capacity/license, if used:
Application and acceptable interruption (seconds), agreed before test:
Link A: provider, physical network, data allowance, power dependency:
Link B: provider, physical network, data allowance, power dependency:
Shared failure points:

Measure under comparable conditions and identify the tool/test destination.
For each case record download Mbps, upload Mbps, latency ms if measured,
visible application interruption seconds, reconnect/login required,
data-counter start/end and units, and evidence location.
1. A only:
2. B only:
3. Both: one sustained transfer:
4. Both: several simultaneous transfers:
5. Active application; administrator disables A using supported control:
6. Restore A; observe return behavior:
7. Active application; administrator disables B:
8. Restore B; observe return behavior:
9. Optional supported degraded-path test and exact method:

Keep local Wi-Fi and power unchanged during WAN isolation tests.
Repeat required cases; record all attempts and failures, not only the best.
Final application state and rollback/recovery confirmation:
Pass/fail/pending against agreed criteria:
Unresolved item, owner and next action:

Fictional arithmetic only: A 40/8 Mbps and B 20/4 Mbps sum to 60/12 Mbps
down/up before overhead and other limits. This does not predict a real
bonded result. Session balancing can distribute users while a single
session uses one link. Compare application continuity and usage as well
as speed. Consult exact product/firmware/endpoint documents via the guide.