Hi all, I have 2 internet connects comming into my house. Cable modem connects to the network which shares computers through the house to the internet. Also I have DSL also (I'm trying speed tests to see which is faster). I have WinXP-Pro, 2 nics (1 with network access through Linksys router that shares internet) & the other nic connects straight to DSL.

Is it possable to bridge the 2 together to increase bandwidth?

crrip

May find these interesting

_http://cable-dsl.home.att.net/#Bonding

_http://www.nexland.com/products/product.cfm?id=4

Wow,

Two fast connection in your house :)

I can't have one here :mad: Only dial-up is availaible here :eek:

[quote:27aedb64ed][i:27aedb64ed]Originally posted by HotRod [/i:27aedb64ed]
[b]May find these interesting

_http://cable-dsl.home.att.net/#Bonding

_http://www.nexland.com/products/product.cfm?id=4 [/quote:27aedb64ed]

Great sites.. But is that possible within XP-pro

Some good info, HotRod, thanks for posting

So what is the answer? I have cable and a 6 month half price subscription to dsl. I use the dsl sometimes to one machine leaving the cable attached to the router. But bridging the two doesn't seem possible. No?

xp have the option to bridge 2 network connection. but for me i am using 2 pci lan cards instead of 2 different config.

i did not feel the difference maybe i didn't do it properly.

btw, we have unlimted access for cables and adsl here....cheers