Could it be done

[DeMichael]

so is it possible to use a nic to take two of RJ45 network cables to bound two internet conections( ths same one) to some what double it.. Someone i no told me he done it but i ]have trouble believing it.. Our is there any other way to do the following.

[zMeul]

linus did a video about it, but the ISP needs to supply you this service

for random joe at home .. not gonan happen

[DeMichael]

what do you mean sorry?.

 

[Arty]

3 minutes ago, zMeul said:

linus did a video about it, but the ISP needs to supply you this service

for random joe at home .. not gonan happen

i mean it would work for p2p connections in theory. 

 

but yea one solid connection wouldn't happen without isp support.

 

But a more ideal setup for this would be a load balancer. to split connections to ethier one to reduce load.

[ProjectBox153]

8 minutes ago, DeMichael said:

so is it possible to use a nic to take two of RJ45 network cables to bound two internet conections( ths same one) to some what double it.. Someone i no told me he done it but i ]have trouble believing it.. Our is there any other way to do the following.

If it is the same connection from the same ISP, then no. You don't just put two cables together and get double speed. That's a ThioJoe kind of thing. 

[DeMichael]

what could be good to do that 

 

[DeMichael]

i have seen this" Some NICs can pair them to double the network throughput by using both on the same network. If you like multiplayer games over a network, this might help for LAN-based matches. Unless you have GB fiber, it is not likely to help much over Internet-based matches as one NIC is more than enough to handle the traffic." i dont if its real or not but ya..

[ProjectBox153]

34 minutes ago, DeMichael said:

i have seen this" Some NICs can pair them to double the network throughput by using both on the same network. If you like multiplayer games over a network, this might help for LAN-based matches. Unless you have GB fiber, it is not likely to help much over Internet-based matches as one NIC is more than enough to handle the traffic." i dont if its real or not but ya..

That's through a LAN network, not the internet. 

[DeMichael]

17 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

That's through a LAN network, not the internet. 

i now that multiple people on a different forum told me this. its only one of them.

[AJJaxNet]

Like everybody said, you can't aggregate two internet link the way you want too, there are some solutions but they involve some external services (ISP or VPN Aggregation). You can use something like the TPLink multi-wan router to do some load-balancing, but not every protocol can scale to both connection. This is more for redundancy or multiple users.

[DeMichael]

how about something like this??????

[DeMichael]

or what would be a good way to double it?? Theres linus way( made a video on it ) but its way to much  to make a other line to my house is 350 Canadian ruppies or more so ya...

[DeathPheonix]

I managed to use load balancing on my laptop back at the dorms, using both wifi and ethernet at the same time

[DeMichael]

Ok I should probably explain it better so here we go. So I would buy a nic or two and a switch. I would run a Ethernet or two from my modem/router to the switch. And them with link aggregation bound them together to get faster connection or some wording like that. Sorry for not explain myself well enough...

[8uhbbhu8]

1 hour ago, DeMichael said:

Ok I should probably explain it better so here we go. So I would buy a nic or two and a switch. I would run a Ethernet or two from my modem/router to the switch. And them with link aggregation bound them together to get faster connection or some wording like that. Sorry for not explain myself well enough...

home lan network with multiple pcs capable of aggregation on the same network: yes. 

 

Over the internet? No unless you want to do it linus' way but the cost will be huge.