Load balancing 2 or more ADSL Connections

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Is it possible to load balance 2 or more ADSL connection using some kind of a router?

If so can same experts point to me to the possible solution hardware or software?

Also will the following application work correctly when load balancing 2 ADSL connetions?

1) FTP
2) File server sharing
3) p2p applications

thanks
 
thanks for the reply Franna.

From those posts i can see that the XiNCOM are the most famous ones.
 
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What exactly is a DL-LB 604 if I may ask? Can it also route traffic based on subnet/IP over one of the connections. In other words can it work to route traffic that match local subnets over one connection and the others over the international connection?
 
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