Internet from different Sources at the same time.


  1. Tawa
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    Internet from different Sources at the same time.


    Hey there, a question for people who knows enough in networking.

    If I have 2 Wireless Routers, each one getting internet from a different source.

    If I connect to Router1 through Wireless, and Router2 through cable, which router will be giving me internet?

    Is it possible to get from both?
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  3. Tawa
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    Anyone?
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  4. morpheus2n2
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    Think you best bet is to just try and see what happens, I don't think you can have the net from to routers but if you can then in theory you should have double the speed!
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  6. darkassain
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    i believe it negotiates to choose the fastest link available...
    usually it should be the wired (it depends but if you are using a gigabit Ethernet then it will connect to that one)
    but you can always try a tracert and see which private subnet (LAN or WLAN) picks up first...
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