Where does combing connections not work?

[HEU7Hwhu7]

Hello everyone!

If i use two connections 60/4 on one and 45/5 on another, where does this not work? I mean, just use one connection only. If i upload something to Google drive it says it's uploading at around 6Mbps.

If i do a Speedtest it shows around 10Mbps up...

 

Thanks!

 

EDIT: i am using this router to combine them

[The Toaster]

You cannot connect to two wireless connections at the same time.

Well, I guess you could... But you would need two wifi adapters. Also some software.

But why would you?

[jamie.k.hofer]

Hello everyone!

If i use two connections 60/4 on one and 45/5 on another, where does this not work? I mean, just use one connection only. If i upload something to Google drive it says it's uploading at around 6Mbps.

If i do a Speedtest it shows around 10Mbps up...

 

Thanks!

 

EDIT: i am using this router to combine them

Barnacules does it with 3 somehow.

[HEU7Hwhu7]

You cannot connect to two wireless connections at the same time.

Well, I guess you could... But you would need two wifi adapters. Also some software.

But why would you?

I;m using this piece of hardware.

[HEU7Hwhu7]

Barnacules does it with 3 somehow.

That's where i got the idea from!

[jamie.k.hofer]

That's where i got the idea from!

He has a video when he upgrades from hubs to switches, but he also talks about his router. You could check that out.

[HEU7Hwhu7]

He has a video when he upgrades from hubs to switches, but he also talks about his router. You could check that out.

Have to find it, i thought i seen all his videos lol

[schizznick]

The thing to remember with Dual WAN is you still will not get speeds faster than the fastest connection. Load Balancing will only balance different clients or connections/streams between each connection. Dual WAN is great for Redundancy and distributing many users over multiple connections. You will however not get any faster speeds.