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Hooking up 2 cable lines.

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CATASTROPHY

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I have RR with Time Warner Cable.The download speed is great.The upload speed isnt where i want it to be(capped@360). I was gonna have another cable line installed and was wondering if there is any way to combine the 2 lines to get around 720 upload??
 
This has been asked a few times already, and I think the answer is no. Most have wondered whether they could combine it to get double the download speed. But if you have 2 lines going into your computer, you'll just be getting 2 separate capped speeds. Hope this helps.
 
yea..I didnt think it would work...but thought maybe i would get an opinion from some people more knowedgable than me..was hoping there was some kind of program or router hack that would work...thanks anyways.
 
> It will cost you $399.

The units do support multichannel load balancing, but this is by stream. So, you won't get to upload a single file at 720k*2. You can upload 2 files, each at 720k at the same time. Make sense? We also sell these units (with additional VPN capabilities) as a Symantec branded product, so I'm pretty familiar with em (have one here at the house)
Bill
 
Buisness class? Is that more expensive? Or if i tell them i am running a home buisness will they just uncap my home cable?
 
I am looking threw some linux documentation to see how easy it would be to set up a load balancing router (if that is the proper term)
 
Toshiba...lol....i aint complaining,just wondering since sdsl with compparible(768)upload speeds would cost me 149 a month with a one year contract and purchase of router and installation. I can get both cable lines for 90 a month,free installation and modem,and no contract if it dont work out. Im just Kmart cheap...using a Linux box sounds interesting,please LMK if u find anything promising..thnx man.
 
Ya I was just joking. I hate my 128k cap. I host lan parties and when we want to put one of our servers on the internet, the 128 cap just dosent work well. I have a cable modem, a friend of mine does too, so I figured during lan parties he could bring his modem over and if this server would work, we could have 2x the speed. Right now I have a celeron 533 machine, was a server for smaller games, but I am going to try turning it into a load balancing router. I have one nic in it now(all pci slots full now), so also have 2 usb nics that I hope will work. I havent found much info, but so far I believe its possible. How dificult it will be, I dont know yet.


Garrett.
 
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