This may be similar to some of the dead threads here. Because of limited bandwidth available by my only "HI SPEED" provider (Frontier 3mb max) I elected to go with a 2nd DSL line from them to maybe speed things up a bit. Now I have 2 x 3 mb DSL lines. I have VOIP and security cameras on one of them that are monitored off site and partially because of that, it slows that DSL connection down. Now I have some computers that are used for "normal" applications on the 2nd line. I would like to be able to access the other DSL network from the recently installed 2nd one for a number of reasons by a 2nd direct connection that would eliminate swapping cables. I have a "Dynamic DNS" service for the other setup but connecting that way uses bandwidth from both routers. As a side note, I have a NAS that has two ethernet connections. Is it possible to connect it to both routers? (based on the "quality" of some of the answers to others I have seen here, I am reluctant to contribute financially until I see a useful answer. Sorry.
You need a router sitting between the 2 DSL drops and your internal network.
Inside you run 2 subnets, 192.168.1.0/24 and 192.168.2.0/24. Rrouter interface is 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.2.1 which will serve as the gw for each subnet. Get a router that can do policy based routing and you can send all traffic that originates from 1.0 to DSL drop 1 and all traffic that originates from 2.0 to DSL drop 2.
Linksys had an RVO42 model router years ago that supported dual Internet... probably been replaced with a newer model by now. The trick here is finding a router that will route based on source IP.
You can use loadshearing feature available in router as discrided by CimmerianX but on computer you need a sofware Connectify Dispatch to add up to internet connections. This SW is paid so you need to get licence to do.
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Normaly with any DSL connection you need to reside or stay with the range of your provider to get high bandwidth.any way this is one of the drawbacks of DSl.
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