2x ADSL Lines

froot said:
You might still get old stock, but I'd rather not go for a product that has no support anymore. Cisco has discontinued that series.
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Ok thanks now let me start googling for the Draytek Vigor 2910 thanks again froot , you are a really helpfull member
 
No problem... I still don't see why you want such high speed capacity :D
I have 384...
 
froot said:
No problem... I still don't see why you want such high speed capacity :D
I have 384...
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i download alot and it takes long , im cancelling my 4gig unshaped account from telkom and taking the line , i used to use that account for gaming but dont go on xbox live that much anymore
 
When do you think you will be getting the router? I am def interested in doing the exact thing, i have a budget slightly more though :P, am def gonna keep an eye here as i wanna get this sorted A.S.A.P.

Did you order it yet matrixweb?

Always appreciate the wealth of information the members here have so +1 for you guys :)
 
Take a look at the new Quad-port WAN ADSL router from Dlink. It costs R6500 but damn...... it's like a mini friggin internet!
 
Yuu said:
When do you think you will be getting the router? I am def interested in doing the exact thing, i have a budget slightly more though :P, am def gonna keep an eye here as i wanna get this sorted A.S.A.P.

Did you order it yet matrixweb?

Always appreciate the wealth of information the members here have so +1 for you guys :)
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Yeah I Did , Only Going To Pay On The 1st As Thats When I Get Money , The Seller Is Very Understanding Keep The Thread Active So Il Remember To Tell You How It Goes
 
Hey guys

I have our second line installed, now which of the suppliers have the router to combine our 2x 4MB lines. I have read the thread but am looking @ either a Netgear or D-Link model here. Suggestions are welcome. Also hearing that Telkom doesn't allow one to combine 2x lines so am abit confused here.

Am based in Durban.

I also am fustrated with how slow our 4MB lines perform and wouldn't mind downloading at double current speeds :).

PS
Not trying to hijack this thread from matrixweb
 
Yuu said:
Hey guys

I have our second line installed, now which of the suppliers have the router to combine our 2x 4MB lines. I have read the thread but am looking @ either a Netgear or D-Link model here. Suggestions are welcome. Also hearing that Telkom doesn't allow one to combine 2x lines so am abit confused here.

Am based in Durban.

I also am fustrated with how slow our 4MB lines perform and wouldn't mind downloading at double current speeds :).

PS
Not trying to hijack this thread from matrixweb
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the drytek i got requires another to adsl MODEMS to connect 2 lines , waiting for the 2nd line and checking where they sell adsl modems only not router
 
Cisco ADSL WIC's

Yuu said:
I have our second line installed, now which of the suppliers have the router to combine our 2x 4MB lines.
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You can buy one of my old Cisco 3620 access routers and install 8 ADSL WIC's
for 8 seperate connections with a proper IOS.

MW
 
Yuu said:
Hey guys
I have our second line installed, now which of the suppliers have the router to combine our 2x 4MB lines. I have read the thread but am looking @ either a Netgear or D-Link model here. Suggestions are welcome. Also hearing that Telkom doesn't allow one to combine 2x lines so am abit confused here.

I also am fustrated with how slow our 4MB lines perform and wouldn't mind downloading at double current speeds :).
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Remember you can't download at double the speed unless you use bonding (expensive) but you can download TWICE the amount at 4mbps.

I have a brand new Draytek V3300 for sale. Has the ability for 4 x WAN rg45 connections. (you'll need modems for adsl connections).

PM if need more info.
 
Why would you want to spend all the money on special routers, you can just LB with a mikrotik?
 
just my 2 cents but if you do follow this procedure your second may actually get the full 4 megs as the speed is determined by the quality of the line and the assumption is that a new line will have have a better quality .... but this is not necessarily the case it might even be worse
 
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