Question:
Is It Possible To Connect Two ISP in one Computer?
Alexis E
2007-08-30 04:32:20 UTC
Can someone help me how to connect two internet provider in one pc for the purpose of one is for the internet games and the other one is for internet surfing only. Because I have a computer shop here in the Philippines and I have one ISP and thinking to get another one ISP for surfing only. but i want to intergrate it to my 10 client computers so that if someone browse the internet the others that are playing online games won't lag. I appreciate very much if also u can give me specific setup of the said problem.
Three answers:
J
2007-08-30 04:59:42 UTC
Yes, but what you are describing makes things a little complicated. You should look at various software/hardware solutions that can handle ISP traffic and multiple network connections. The company that I work for has three concurrent providers. You may need to get a commercial firewall/packeteer package. You could build a firewall from Linux or FreeBSD.



On provider provides cheap high speed connections but it is not dependable (60M/sec). The second one is our primary DNS and for incoming traffic. It is 6M/sec and very dependable. The third one is redundancy for DNS and incoming traffic. (5M/sec)
Jagan
2007-08-30 11:38:32 UTC
Yes



You can have two ISP in one computer. Goto Internet Explorer, Tools--> Internet Options--> Connections (tab)--> Click Setup where you can setup internet connections.
Hussain S
2007-08-30 11:58:54 UTC
If you want to connect to 2 different ISPs at the same time then you should have 2 modems and 2 phone lines. this is the most easy way.

The other one is you can have one DSL and for 2nd one you can have your other modem connected through different phone line.


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