To the experts of networks,,if one can help?

[smart_man]

hello,
i have a dsl internet connection and also a wireless internet connection..can i combine these two network connections to gain a high speed internet connections that is greater either than dsl or wireless connections..if this can be happened.how to achieve that?

 

[sinip]

hello,
i have a dsl internet connection and also a wireless internet connection..can i combine these two network connections to gain a high speed internet connections that is greater either than dsl or wireless connections..if this can be happened.how to achieve that?

Short answer would be: no, you can't.

 

[artem]

i think by using some loadbalancing equipment you can increase your bandwidth. But, imho, you wont be able to share one tcp connection over 2 channels at same time, though probably this can be done for udp.

 

[sinip]

i think by using some loadbalancing equipment you can increase your bandwidth. But, imho, you wont be able to share one tcp connection over 2 channels at same time, though probably this can be done for udp.

That's why I said that short answer would be "no". ;-)

 

[artem]

i think by using some loadbalancing equipment you can increase your bandwidth. But, imho, you wont be able to share one tcp connection over 2 channels at same time, though probably this can be done for udp.

That's why I said that short answer would be "no". ;-)

Yes, but if he will use more than one connection at a time - that will help (e.g. downloading with xxxxget softwares).

 

[the_risk_master]

Hi,

No, you cant... First and foremost, your DSL connection and Wireless Broadband have different allocated channels for a specified allocated bandwith you leased for this service, and secondly, your ISP might have provided two different IPs assigned for each, so you really cant.

 

[artem]

Hi,

No, you cant... First and foremost, your DSL connection and Wireless Broadband have different allocated channels for a specified allocated bandwith you leased for this service,

this does not matter. in udp upper protocols will take care of that.

and secondly, your ISP might have provided two different IPs assigned for each, so you really cant.

that is why load balancing equipmentwill be needed. But as i have said not per unique tcp connection , but for multiple connnections you will gain bandwidth for sure.

 

[smart_man]

Thanks for all who answer...i do not understand what do u mean by load-balancing equipments,, but i know the load balancing algorithm,,,if i use it over udp can i
combine this two connections.