Computers-Internet questions and answers

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i currently own my computer connected to servant broadband 20mb package. the modem plugs into the computer past the network rj45 connector. i am thinking of getting a 2nd broadband connection, this period from o2, and their modem is wireless. i already own a 2nd network card that i installed which is wireless and not currently used. if i get the 2nd broadband alliance (which is 16mb) and use the windows xp 'bridge network connections' option, will this associate both connections to bring about a 36mb broadband speed? thanks for any replies... Answer:

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You need a double WAN router in command to "honeypot" those connections to associate downstream and upstream bitrate transmission.

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BOOM!

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No

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no. one is a fail safe. they wil associate but still only a absolute sum of data will come at at one period ever since of telegraph limitations, wireless limitations, computer limitations etc. they wont competition up perfectly, but will get a faster, more powerful connection

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LOL!
They will still own in common the same phone connection, wireless or not!
OK
Try this.....
Phone someone, and while you are connected, phone someone else.
Did it work?
No, attempt getting another phone line put in, and attempt that.

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you cannot do this
just buy a wireless router and clasp it to your servant modem.
this will give you wireless

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Normally you can only own 1 broadband alliance going into a possessions (unless you own more than 1 bodily phone line going into the property.)

However, if you own multiple lines, you could own multiple broadband connections and will find they will function faster than a single. this is scheduled to the reality you are able to take multiple data packets at the same time.

(This is how broadband works in the first place, it still takes a similar sum of period for data to trip to and from your PC, but ever since you take multiple data packets at the same time, you get more data in the same sum of time)

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No. But it's very friendly when one alliance goes down and may better alliance speeds by a amount.