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Fastlemons

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#20376 24-Mar-2008 10:30
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is it posssible to run 2 dsl-502ts of one connection.

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  #118341 24-Mar-2008 10:34
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Can you explain what you are trying to do?? What's the point of running the two off one connection? Short answer is no, the ISP will only allowed one authenticated user on line at a time.



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  #118348 24-Mar-2008 11:10
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I don't think that's physically possible - the frequency ranges will interfere.

If you want to share your Internet connection between 2+ computers, get a router.




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  #118349 24-Mar-2008 11:10
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You can only have one DSL connection at a time, the DSLAM and modem are a point to point arrangement, not point to multipoint.

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  #118796 26-Mar-2008 16:26
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Please look at setting up a local network within your house. Logically you cannot have 2 modems on a single connection because your modem has to talk to a single modem on the Telecom end. The router becomes the gateway on your local network and shares your single connection between your computers.




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  #121045 4-Apr-2008 13:02
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What is interesting to do is using 2 cable modems and using a dual wan router. quite fun.. and overall fast speeds.

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