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<blockquote data-quote="lakdant12" data-source="post: 4135270" data-attributes="member: 23411"><p>no, bridging wont help you. FYI what bridging does is something similar to plugging both of your internet connections in to one switch and connect them to the PC.</p><p></p><p>What ever said and done a PC can use only ONE default Gateway at one time.</p><p>"route print" command on cmd will show your default route at any single time.</p><p></p><p>To achieve what you want, a siple solution would be to use a router with IOS supporting QoS eg:- Cisco 1841 (which is very very expensive). Or there maybe software s to do the same task too.</p><p></p><p></p><p>BUT there is another matter too, The server that actually serving the file will only break the file into pieces to be served for one Real IP. I dont think it file for two different Real IPs, in this case wuold be your two internet connections. Maybe you can download torrents like this , if you find a way to Loadbalance your links using either HW or software.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lakdant12, post: 4135270, member: 23411"] no, bridging wont help you. FYI what bridging does is something similar to plugging both of your internet connections in to one switch and connect them to the PC. What ever said and done a PC can use only ONE default Gateway at one time. "route print" command on cmd will show your default route at any single time. To achieve what you want, a siple solution would be to use a router with IOS supporting QoS eg:- Cisco 1841 (which is very very expensive). Or there maybe software s to do the same task too. BUT there is another matter too, The server that actually serving the file will only break the file into pieces to be served for one Real IP. I dont think it file for two different Real IPs, in this case wuold be your two internet connections. Maybe you can download torrents like this , if you find a way to Loadbalance your links using either HW or software. [/QUOTE]
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