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10.4 server with multiple network connections
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Hi,
Let's say I have two broadband connections (for example, one cable and one dsl). For simplicity, let's say that each is running at 1.5 MBit. Is there any procedure/software setup to run both into a server running 10.4 and get 3 Mbit inside the network?
Thanks,
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someone who loves Macs
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I don't know if thats possible, maybe thru network bridging, but I'm not sure.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Jul 2003
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Not sure if you can do this via 10.4 server, but you would need 3 nic cards, 2 in and 1 out.
I know Cisco make a router that does load balancing for multiple ADSL lines some info here Nildram UK - Load Balanced Broadband
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Mac Elite
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I went through this awhile ago and found no solution. You need a business class router, Nivag's suggestion is a good one.
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any mac with dual ethernet its easy, go to internet sharing and select the two ethernet ports..
i have not tested this but was told by my boss (IT Manager) that, thats how to do it.
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