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  1. June 30th, 2012, 03:54 AM #1
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    How to Increase Internet Speed Using Two Services?

     
    I live in a place where internet speeds are very slow. (Right now the service provider offers 256kbps.) I have home service I connect to with an ethernet cable, and I also have mobile service that I use through a USB stick. Is there some way to configure my computer to use both sources at the same time to widen the potential bandwidth. (Could I hope for the equivalent of lightning fast 512kbps?)
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  2. June 30th, 2012, 03:58 AM #2
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    You could try this and set up what is called network teaming. NAT32 Windows Software Router Home Page (31. December, 2011)
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    Actually it is possible if they have a Dual WAN router or Modem.

    Though they would need one capable of connecting the Wireless connection to the device besides the home connection, but it is possible.
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    The one thing (and very important) is the line from the NiD to the modem. Is it a home run or is it daisy chained throughout the premises? For best results you would want a single pair straight to modem.
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