You'd need a dual WAN router or the like to do that automatically.
Connect via two residental gateways?
hello,
im connected to the internet through a LAN.
in the LAN there are two gateways with different IP and DNS address.
is it possible for me to use them both simultaniusly to achive a faster connection? today to change the connection i need to go to the windows network properies and change the IP and DNS address.
is there a way to put both of them any let the computer to manage the packet send/recive rate?
im connected to the internet through a LAN.
in the LAN there are two gateways with different IP and DNS address.
is it possible for me to use them both simultaniusly to achive a faster connection? today to change the connection i need to go to the windows network properies and change the IP and DNS address.
is there a way to put both of them any let the computer to manage the packet send/recive rate?
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u mean i need to connect both of the gateways to the router directly?
i have, like 15 router/switchs in the way. my router is SMC 2804WBR-G
can i do something with it?
i have, like 15 router/switchs in the way. my router is SMC 2804WBR-G
can i do something with it?
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