Bridging Connections To Increase Bandwidth with same IPS-Net provider

Bridging Connections To Increase Bandwidth with same IPS-Net broadband provider


I want to use my same internet providers internet which is also my IPS Provider in India
1st-modem_router---connected to PC with LAN with speed of 512 kb/sec +unique username-pass
2nd-modem_router---connected to PC with Wi-Fi with speed of 512 Kb/sec +unique username-pass

and Bridge LAN + Wi-Fi

so I will get 1 Mb/sec speed on my windows PC for my IDM downloads, youtube and whole internet ??

there is no high speed internet plans in India , bz India is retard in Net Speed
so I have no other option than this
so may I go to my NET provider and apply for another broadband connection in my Home to get high speed on my Desktop

How to Increase Bandwidth With Two or More Routers | Chron.com

please read above post on smallbusiness site

and tell me will it really work or not ??
and in case if it works then it will be painfull for my online games like BF3 & COD (ping unstable ) ??

Thanks in advanced

PRATIK said:

Bridging Connections To Increase Bandwidth with same IPS-Net broadband provider


I want to use my same internet providers internet which is also my IPS Provider in India
1st-modem_router---connected to PC with LAN with speed of 512 kb/sec +unique username-pass
2nd-modem_router---connected to PC with Wi-Fi with speed of 512 Kb/sec +unique username-pass

and Bridge LAN + Wi-Fi

so I will get 1 Mb/sec speed on my windows PC for my IDM downloads, youtube and whole internet ??

there is no high speed internet plans in India , bz India is retard in Net Speed
so I have no other option than this
so may I go to my NET provider and apply for another broadband connection in my Home to get high speed on my Desktop

Typically DSL is limited by signal-noise ratio, however 512k is quite low for DSL these days. By having two separate DSL modems connected to a provider you will have two separate pipes to the internet. I'm not sure what sort of load balancing windows 7 offers, but in situations where you are connecting to more than one address at a time (such as torrents), you will see a speed up. Direct downloads will not speed up at all: they will only use one of the pipes.

Browsing does involve multiple connections, such as to ad servers etc. If you live in a household with multiple users then it may be worth it. I would look into an openwrt device with two wan ports: here is a good thread.

Generally though, load balancing is more of a headache than it is worth (read through the thread I linked).

I understood

Thanks everyone

its impossible to get high speed internet in India
2mb/sec unlimited plan for 220 $ per month

but I have contacted to my local private-new born company
they Promise me to give 2 mb/sec plan for 35$/month

hope they will complete their promise