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Using multiple internet connections

3 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/using-multiple-internet-connections.145549/

tejjammy
tejjammy Original post #1
Aug 25, 2011 at 12:40 PM
I have MTNL wired broadband and Tata Photon Plus EVDO datacard. I wanted to know if there is a method of utilizing both the internet connections together.
That is for example if i download any file, can i utilise both the connections together (and thus get higher speed)?
Normally when both are connected, the OS randomly utilises any one automatically.
Solutions working either for Windows7, WinXP and/or Ubuntu will be better.
Any difficulty level and working on terminal is ok.:grin:

Thanks in advance
Sarath
Sarath #2
Aug 25, 2011 at 6:03 PM
There was an exact same query a few weeks back and it was solved. So your answer already lies in the forum. Search the "networking" and "Internet" threads.
Vyom
Vyom #3
Aug 25, 2011 at 11:40 PM
Couldn't you just increase the plan of one connection, instead of paying two operator's! :S
I am guessing you need fail safe mechanism for your connection.

Also, I think you can't utilize bandwidth from BOTH the connections, on a SINGLE file download, since a single file can tunnel from just a single operator.
But, it may be possible, to utilize bandwidth of separate connections to separate files.