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Was thinking about conecting 2 modems to my pc using multiple ethernet cards , is there any software that would alow me to combine both modem speeds ? any help would be apreciated . thank you
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I think win 7 can do it natively, a linux based router, dd-wrt can do it. It will only make a difference if you are downloading from multiple sources, torrents I guess, some newsgroup providers let you use 2 IPs. |
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hi guys soz to reopen thread but set this up 1 modem via ethernet the other via wifi dongle now my problem is my upload speed as indeed doubled however my download speed as remained the same can some 1 help me to understand why i cant get extra download speed as im only on 2 megs so trying to combine 2 so i can play cod cheers guys
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Although it works its a very poor approximation of a proper bonded pair because you end up with two distinct IP addresses. That means any comms initiated via one modem must be replied to on the same modem. This effectively makes it far less useful on the more normal protocols (ie web, ftp etc) but it can be useful on any protocol where multiple connections are made (newsgroups/torrents etc).
For normal modems running with 20Meg configs you probably couldn't get better than 35Mbit/sec under ideal circumstances (top whack capacity of the system is around 41Mbit/sec for Docsis1 but you have to subtract quite a bit for overhead). In non ideal circumstances the two modems may actually give you less than a single 20Meg modem. Given a choice, i'd probably stick with a single 20Meg modem due to the difficulty of keeping 2 modems up and running !!! |
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