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by: KingDNH April 2, 2008 9:29 AM PDT

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Fusing 2 Wireless adapters into 1 faster connection.

by KingDNH - 4/2/08 9:29 AM

How can I use both wireless adapters, so I can have a faster internet connection? I'm using Linksys pci wireless-N and Linksys USB wireless-N adapters. Both have an internet connection, but I don't know how to combine both signals into one stronger connection. Thank you! I'm using XP Pro.


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Faster than what?

by Coryphaeus - 4/2/08 3:31 PM

In Reply to: Fusing 2 Wireless adapters into 1 faster connection. by KingDNH

Since you told us nothing about what connection/router you have, I can only speculate, and quote a fact.

Fact.

To use two NICs you need two accounts. If you have a hardwired connection, that broadband connection may, at the discression of your broadband (read wired) provider, give you instructions on bonding the two connections. Read again, two connections, two modems, and as such, you pay for two accesses.

Wireless? Ain't going to work.


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Fusing internet connections

by Gigerbyte - 10/10/08 10:58 PM

In Reply to: Fusing 2 Wireless adapters into 1 faster connection. by KingDNH

I have found a few step-by-step howto's for doing this. I currently have 1 wireless and one wired connection being load balanced. I used the directions from http://www.workman-engineering.com/works.htm
You can also use shorewall iptables

Good Luck


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