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Old Oct 24, 2004, 07:44 AM   #1
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help with multiple broadband connections

okay so what I want to do is have one computer get internet through multiple connections.

basically what I want to do is have several wireless adapters in the computer and have each connected to a seperate wifi network...and get internet that way.

is this at all possible? whta software do I need?

i think ive seen it happen before so i think its possible but i cant remember how.

anyway it'd be sweet to have 2 broadband connections up at once.
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Old Oct 24, 2004, 07:51 AM   #2
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it'd be best t get a wireless router cabable of accepting dual wan connections
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it'd be best t get a wireless router cabable of accepting dual wan connections
agreed.... running mutiple connections into the computer can cause more greef and is much harder to do through software....

ASAP, i'll have 2 extreme high speed connection running in sync and balanced...

www.xincom.com ... have dual WAN (twin wan) routers... and they PLAN on bring out wireless routers ASAP
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