Exzir
12-16-02, 04:10 PM
Hey,
Ok I have read tons of messages about the bridge connections but I did not hear anyone wth a upstream bandwidth limiter. I don't have a physcal speed limit but the ISP has a limit per ip address. My question would be if I bridge the connections would this pit both IPs so packets to one person would be like sending him two connections. Or would I just have to put one IP per computer and connect with each and send file to him. Reason I think a bridge connection would work is that the computer would be sending half of the packets over each NIC. Now I can understand that if I am sending to two people that each would get the limit of one IP but if I am sending to one person could packets be rounted to that person via each IP address. Now if the bridge connections will only get one IP address total should I got from dhcp to stic IP addresses.
Exzir
Ok I have read tons of messages about the bridge connections but I did not hear anyone wth a upstream bandwidth limiter. I don't have a physcal speed limit but the ISP has a limit per ip address. My question would be if I bridge the connections would this pit both IPs so packets to one person would be like sending him two connections. Or would I just have to put one IP per computer and connect with each and send file to him. Reason I think a bridge connection would work is that the computer would be sending half of the packets over each NIC. Now I can understand that if I am sending to two people that each would get the limit of one IP but if I am sending to one person could packets be rounted to that person via each IP address. Now if the bridge connections will only get one IP address total should I got from dhcp to stic IP addresses.
Exzir