HELP MEEE !!!!! උදව්!!!!!

[ryanex]

Hi
I have 2 internet connections at my disposal. 1 is a ADSL connection coming from a router and another is a Wireless connection coming into my pc with a dongle
I am looking for software which will allow me to "route" certain traffic to certain connections. Example. connection 1(ADSL) I want to use with online activity connection 2 for downloading files all at the same time without affecting each others performance.

please help me to find a software for this

 

[sameerasadaru]

no idea bumps

 

[Kudnadun]

Ehema Karanna puluwanda bn....

 

[ryanex]

Ehema Karanna puluwanda bn....

mata sofware ekak hambuna but ekata money illanawa bun

 

[M@D$]

I don't understand your question Anyway, are you talking about a software that helps you manage your network activities or something?

 

[kinkon]

u meant 2 internet connections need to us in one computer?,no idea!

 

[ryanex]

I don't understand your question Anyway, are you talking about a software that helps you manage your network activities or something?

ow machan http://www.octopusplus.com/ see this i need a software like this one

 

[ryanex]

u meant 2 internet connections need to us in one computer?,no idea!

yes macho 2 net connections in 1 computer (i could have used a multi-WAN router but i have 2 different connections (adsl and 3g dongle con ))

 

[kinkon]

yes macho 2 net connections in 1 computer (i could have used a multi-WAN router but i have 2 different connections (adsl and 3g dongle con ))

No idea about software could do that bro,I guess both of your net connections has a monthly limit so u may use one by one as goes up to FUP or slow down...

 

[M@D$]

I still don't get it =/ but try Cisco Network Magic.. Not a free software btw, but you can always get the full version from TPB for free I have a Linksys Wireless router that is connected to a ADSL modem and I can manage almost everything through that software.. (Tracking the connected ppl, take screenshots from their PCs, Block devices and so on). If this is not what you mean, samaaweyan