Assuming your ISP lets you (or you find another service in addition to your current DSL), you will need either Linux, or Windows 2000 Advanced Server to do load balancing for you - but it will work.
NOOOO...this cannnot be done...each dsl account is tied to 1 number and your DSL is started at your Dslam port (too much detail to explain)(this goes around the switch at the centeral office).
You actually do not have to have dial tone to have DSL...
I agree with the NawingMaximum fan, YOu can do LOAD BALANCING..which give you basically two seperate lines on one terminal, but still, you have two SEPERATE connections, not one of the combined speeds.......
You can have have DSL on every "GOOD" working cable pair to you house or place of residence. If you have a DAML (which is 2 numbers on a single cable pair) you cannot have DSl at all, until your line is re-provisioned by your local phone company or carrier.
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