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Question : How to combine networks from two ISP's into one
I'm setting up an office in Thailand, and the networks here are compared to Europe very slow and unreliable. So i have two ISP's (TT&T and CAT. ) One is ADSL and the other GHDSL (whatever that is....). Both give me an modem that output an ethernet (lan) cable.
So my problem is, how do i combine this two nets into one? I guess i need either two or three network cards in one server and then a switch after the server. Can XP pro handle this?
Answer : How to combine networks from two ISP's into one
Easiest, most reliable way would be with a dual WAN router.
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