how i connect (bridging) two internet connection and how to use that both the connect
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how i connect (bridging) two internet connection and how to use that both the connect
Hi guys,
I have two internet connection one is 122.166.*.* and 201.61.*.*
I need to bridge two internet connection and use both the connection. so plz help me to figure how to configure the bridge connection and use both connection.
Are you looking to do some sort of bandwidth sharing between the two WAN connections, or just use one as a fall over? If you are looking to use them simultaneously, did you have any particular way you wanted to split up how each connection was being used?
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