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I’ve been researching it for months. so far every method I tried: mlvpn, mlppp over pptp, IPsec over gre tunnels, and openvpn bonded lines have all failed, currently attempting a Golang solution for a channel bonding proxy. i need more suggestions if anyone has them thanks

Additional details: some of them have worked but not in the right capacity. i'm trying to bond 2x 150mbps lines which keeps resulting in slow speeds. my highest bonded speed was 70mbps. the server can achieve 1gigbit after speedtests, so its not a server issue.

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In France OVH, one of europe's (probably world) biggest hosting company is offering this service. They give you an additional router that will open a VPN connection (using your ADSL, fibre, 3G, ... routers) to a "gateway server" using MultiPath TCP.

MultiPath TCP has to be supported by both the client and the server to work, that's why the gateway server is needed. The "official" router is limited to about 130 Mbit/s - because the router CPU is a 5 Watts 1 core Atom. It's a custom OpenWrt available on GitHub at https://github.com/ovh/overthebox-feeds so you can install it on more powerful hardware.

Sacha K
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