Using Cabel and DSL as one connection

[horizon2000]

Hello,
I have a business cable connection (1m down and 372k up) I need more upstreem bandwith but I do not want to pay so much money Time Warner wants from me for upgreating my service. So I was thinknig to get a cheap DSL service in addtion to the cable service so I could have 2x372k. The only problem I would have is how to combine the two.
I need this to monitor my business from outside. So I am accessing my monitoring system from a client and I am going to have a host that has two WAN IP addresses. Do you guys know how can I combine the bandwith of both for the benefit of one client.
For the explanation. I need to access one PC that runs a monitoring software (to access it I am using a XP RDC with VPN or XP WEB RDC without VPN) that seats behind a router.
Would I need to buy a router that is capable of two WAN inputs? Or is there another option?

 

[MattWray]

The new Linksys RV082 has 2 WAN interfaces that can load balance between the 2. Seems like that would be a pretty good and inexpensive solution. $300 about...

Thanks,

Matt Wray

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[jimbopalmer]

About a dozen dual WAN routers exist, and they are great for outbound failover and outbound load balancing, but they will not aggregate into a single faster thoughput, inbound or out. If he truely needs a single inbound connection faster than his current Service plan. a second ISP with the same service will not help. If he just needs more inbound speed because a lot of folks are trying to get inbound, then it may help if half of them can be pointed at the new service

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[horizon2000]

Thanks for the input.
How about if I install two NIC cards on the monitoring PC and have each WAN conection point to seperate NIC card? Would that help. Bridging both WAN conections...

 

[jimbopalmer]

That would drop the outbound failover and outbound load balancing without adding any features or funtionality.

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