2 * Vodem Sticks on one computer

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muncher12

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#63387 25-Jun-2010 16:24

Will this work to increase speed if the connections are linked?

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#345298 25-Jun-2010 17:17

If you are johnr, possibly.

muncher12

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#345316 25-Jun-2010 18:07

Thanks 4 the useful reply! But using windows to link the conections shouldnt it be posible, and if so it should get better speeds than my local adsl con.

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#345421 25-Jun-2010 23:19

muncher12: Thanks 4 the useful reply! But using windows to link the conections shouldnt it be posible, and if so it should get better speeds than my local adsl con.

i have done this in the past (15-20 yrs ago) with 2 dial up modems and 2 phone lines. however, i dont see the point of doing this with broadband connection.

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#345422 25-Jun-2010 23:27

work just as effeciently as using two mouses for your computer (1 for each hand)

muncher12

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#345450 26-Jun-2010 09:28

If one wanted faster download speeds would the computer utalize both connections or just leave one inactive?

Predated

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#345466 26-Jun-2010 10:53

If Vodafone support multi - linking on their network it might be possible, in my experience most isp's charge extra for the service and I don't think vodafone have it.

You could get a speed increase if you are downloading multiple files at a time often and spead the workload over each connection, but you won't get double speed on a single file.

muncher12

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#345477 26-Jun-2010 11:05

Thanks that was the reply i needed. :)

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#345479 26-Jun-2010 11:15

Running two data sticks does work however you'll need a load balancing router to support this. Cradlepoint do a unit that can have multiple USB devices plugged into it.

Your plan falls down from the speed aspect however because odds are both will be connected to the same cellsite. To get any significant benefit you need to be using devices on two different networks.