ADSL and bonded

[Griffscavern]

OK I would like to know what bonded ADSL means. I understand that ADSL stands for asynchronous, and that my upload and download speeds are not equal. Download more than upload, but what does the bonded mean?

[DrShiba]

Better up- and download speeds.

 

More information: http://www.increasebroadbandspeed.co.uk/adsl-bonding

[Griffscavern]

Better up- and download speeds.

More information: http://www.increasebroadbandspeed.co.uk/adsl-bonding

Thanks. Another question. My speeds are 25 Mbps download. 1 Mbps upload. How does the bonded portion make my speeds on upload faster? Honestly, 1 Mbps is awful slow IMO. My IPS caps me at that.

[DrShiba]

They basically make multiple ADSL connections. When you upload something, it splits your file up, so your file will be sent over multiple ADSL connections. Your file will then be combined at the datacenter.

 

With normal ADSL:

 

File -> ADSL -> Datacenter.

With bonded ADSL:

 

File -> ADSL -> Part of file -> Datacenter

           ADSL -> Part of file -> Datacenter

           ADSL -> Part of file -> Datacenter

[Griffscavern]

They basically make multiple ADSL connections. When you upload something, it splits your file up, so your file will be sent over multiple ADSL connections. Your file will then be combined at the datacenter.

With normal ADSL:

File -> ADSL -> Datacenter.

With bonded ADSL:

File -> ADSL -> Part of file -> Datacenter

ADSL -> Part of file -> Datacenter

ADSL -> Part of file -> Datacenter

OK, so even though its only 1 Mbps, it will break up the 2, theoretically doubling the speed because its broken up over the 2 lines. Correct?

[DrShiba]

From what I read: yes. You should ask your ISP for more detailed information.

[Griffscavern]

From what I read: yes. You should ask your ISP for more detailed information.

Copy that. I do appreciate the answer. Thanks for the time.

[DrShiba]

Good luck