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by terenceyeo

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How can I let the users to use transparently to any line to the Internet if I have 2 ADSL 512KBPS broadband connections?

If I do not split them into 2 groups, am I achieving the full capacity of having 2 connections?

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by sgt_shultz

check this out:
http://www.nexland.com/product_spec/Nexland_Pro800turbo_Data.pdf
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Designed for settings in which losing your Internet connection is not an option, The Nexland ISB Pro800turbo load-balances 2 independent Internet Connections making them seem as one. Mix DSL, Cable and or T1 connections for increased speed and redundancy.

The web-based interface allows you to define percentages of use for each line. If one line goes down, 100% of the traffic is sent to the good line automatically. A serial connection behind the Nexland ISB Pro800turbo automatically keeps your network connected to the Internet via an external analog or ISDN modem* in the unlikely event that both your primary connections go down.

The Nexland ISB Pro800turbo also features Nexland's patent-pending technology which supports unlimited IPsec VPN tunnels behind the firewall. You can ensure that your data is secure whether it is on the corporate network or on yourhome computer.

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by terenceyeo

Having 2 ADSL lines is equal to having 2 telephone numbers to get connected to the ISP. With this product, how is it done?

by choppit

The Nexland box balances the two connections by passing connections through the two WAN ports based on a user defined weighting. At 50/50, two simultaneous downloads will use a port each. For a number of users sharing this connection this benefits all users, however no one gets to use more bandwidth than is available from a single WAN port unless they are using multiple connections for the same application.

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