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Old 20-Jan-2008, 01:41 AM
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2 x ADSL lines (lucky me - but what do u do with them?)
Well actually one's cable, but anyway...

I already have cable broadband in my house with a wireless router.
Now my company is installing a business landline in my house (home office), also with broadband.

I'd cancel my current broadband, but its part of quite a good package so it's worth keeping if i can use it!

So what the best way to setup these two connections? I have a wireless router, the new coneection will come with a wireless router. I will mainly be using a laptop with built in wifi. I've also got a wifi PC card somewhere.

So how do i go about this? Is it possible to use both at the same time and double my bandwidth?
Any ideas?

 
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Old 20-Jan-2008, 12:54 PM
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How about use the cable setup for personal and dsl line for work?

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you could always get yourself a load balancing router, you can connect both modems to it and it will spread your internet usage across the 2 connections.


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Potentially, I can get two internet connections in my flat...I am currently on Virgin media, but if I wanted (and I jsut might if Virgin is still as crap as it is!) I will enable my phone line and get ADSL put on that...would be nice to have two connections...I could have one as a server for uploads and the other just downloading...now did someone say pr0n?



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Inspirational... guess it'll be two almighty pr0n servers then!

Might have a look into this load balancing business but i guess i'll just cancel the cable and save a couple of quid.

Cheers guys, you've been... er, helpful?

 
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Can you get static IP ranges assigned to the DSL line?

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Now there's a though for getting some private revenue, we have spare broadband links and a couple of older servers here at work also....

Seriously - that is known in IT circles as a "CLE" - Career Limiting Exercise.

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You may want to ask your company to pickup the cost of your existing DSL (Cable) cost, of course that's not as much fun as having a load balanced router at home

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