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ISP is AT&T
PC/A is my main desktop that I use, and PC/B is a laptop.
Where I live I do have access to DSL, which is $70/mo for 10D/0.56U Mb/s, but that's about it.
I would really appreciate any suggestions on Speedify or maybe an alternative route. Is Speedify even worth it? I have done some testing, but with the 1GB of bandwidth I came out inconclusive. I'm still new to load balancing / Channel bonding however, and with further research I believe it was due to user error. Currently I have a connection of 8~Mb/s on one phone and 3Mb/s on
I'd also like to port forward with the router, but not too sure if it will work.
Had a minor argument with a friend of mine that swore up and down I could port forward through the router, though it is connected to the internet, it's not directly associated to my/a public address. I figure if anything it'd have to be done at the distribution level, but I honestly am not sure. Is there anyway at all to open up one of my devices publicly, aside from a VPN?
My thought process...
Source -> Network Distribution -> Phone via 4g -> Cable Tethered Laptop/PC through PDAnet-ICS enabled -> Router-WAN -> Devices in home - WiFi/Ethernet
Analogy? \/
ISP -> Big fancy router -> Devices connected to it we call phones, Internet connection shared aka Tethered -> Computer connected via tethered USB or hotspot ->etc etc.
On the other hand I have also heard some refer to the phone as basically the modem, but in either case, it's still detached from everything in the ICS'ed network.
If I were to have an open internet connection, modem and a router, this same setup could be achieved simply by sending an ICS connection to a second router from a computer.
In either scenario, it'd seem to be the same fundamentally
Any thoughts on the matter would be appreciated, thank you!
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