Wifi + Tethered iPhone Modem Doubling

Hi,

I have searched Google, this forum and others but I can't seem to find a yes or no on this topic.

I have an iPhone 3Gs, I can use it as a tethered modem fine and the speeds are pretty good (on a 3G network). At home I have 3G and Wifi ( wifi through my ISP). I can connect my phone and use it OR use wifi but I can't use both together.

I seem to recall in XP you could do modem doubling (correct me if that's not the correct terminology).

Does anyone know if Windows 7 can support this and how I might configure it?

OR possibly a 3rd party software.


Thanks for the help!


Information that you may need to help me.
Notebook - Windows 7 Ultimate
iPhone - iOS 4.0.1 - Tethered via USB
Wifi Belkin Router G

you need an intelligent connections aggregation / load-balancing device or software. there is dual WAN routers that will do this, and some software solutions such as nat32 - that claims to do this. tried it at the winXP era with mixed results.

there may be others by now as well, but haven't dug into it. however, this is a very worthwhile venture, so i'd like to revive this thread until a robust / inexpensive solution is found...

not sure about iPhone, but i can tether my android via bluetooth OR usb, and still have 2 spare NICs, one wifi, one wired, on the computer to connect to alt. ISPs - assuming that i have multiple accounts with multiple ISPs.

but load-balancing / aggregation remains an issue.