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Old 11-01-2004, 11:22 AM   #1
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Simultaneous usage of two dialup connections


Thats an interesting scenario, i wonder if anyone has done something related to this one. If we have two modems connected to our computer and they are connected to two different telephone lines for instance. Now if we connect to two different dialup connections so that our computer has two different dynamic IPs, how can we configure the system so that it could use the Internet at an increased speed of 56k + 56k = 112kbps.
For example if i start downloading a file, half of it might be downloaded using one dialup connection and the other half using the second one (while the first one is downloading as well, making the download truly parallel). Any ideas?
 
  


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