Thread: Comprising of 2 DSL accounts/lines/modems, and ...

Which is the best way for building up the 2 DSL accounts? I am also making use of 1 account in a router, so the other 14 computers use internet, and the other account which I use it personally at full speed, but that way I am out of the LAN, at least I have change the cables and connection to router and any way for getting double speed in 1 computer? Or even better, using both the accounts in all computers? I use Windows Vista; all the other computers have XP. Also, could I have 1 computer which is connected to 2 LANs, what occurs if both the LANs have internet access? The only I desire to know is the best way for using 2 internet connections.

Answer to the first part of the question is No. You cannot combine two ISP connections and expect to get double the speed. Make use of the primary while the other has failure in connection. But I would also like to see the routers go through another generation before bounding on board. You can use a dual WAN router; all the computers connected to the router will have the settlement of both the connections.

The answer to the second question is a very easy. You then have to look at the setup which is bit dislike. The 14 computers would make use the current router as default. Your computer can also use the other connection as its default. You can also assign the main router as 192.168.0.1 and therefore the router can offer you as 192.168.0.2. So that the 14 computers would have been configured with the default of 192.168.0.1 and your computer would have a default gateway of 192.168.0.2.There must be one router activated. The preferred router would be the main router for servicing the 14 computers.