Cable and DSL on same computer

[Kharmaguru]

I have a two computer LAN at home, and two highspeed connections (one per computer). ADSL on one and cable on the other. It has come in handy when one acts up the other is available. Anyway I want to know if I can run both on one computer, so that I may switch between them as necessary, and possibly serve Quake3 on both pipes simultaniously. Also would it be possible to share them concurrently somehow, sort of like shotgunning 56k modems for downloading etc. FYI, the ADSL uses a software layer called access manager, which effectively logs it on and off the network. Any input would be appreciated.

[Inv3rt]

This is the third thread asking about a similar idea. I'm posting this for the third time because I think this is fricking awesome....

checkout this site for a way to share your DSL and Cable
http://www.vicomsoft.com/surfdoubler/surf.main.html

[Kharmaguru]

Looks like cool software. Unfortunately the connection teaming (the part that interests me), is not included in the demo. There loss for not including it, cause I wouldn't buy something I can't try first. It's good to know there's companies working on these types of solutions though. Thanks for the tip. http://www.speedguide.net/ubb/smile.gif

[staceym]

Hey,

I just had to reply and say that I've used the vicomsoft surfdoubler demo, and it has all of the features included, so I don't understand how yours could not have had connection teaming included.