Guys,

I'm looking for someone who can combine my 3 DSL line into one, each DSL is 10 MB download and 1 MB upload so if we combine this 3 DSL it will be 30 MB download and 3 MB upload.

this can be done without asking ISP side because it's so hard to contact them. i have a friend who have this setup but he won't tell me who did it for him so i created this thread who can help me combine my 3 DSL line.

Please contact me at: nanflexal@gmail.com or skype: nanflexal or viber 09087675259 or +639087675259 and your asking price to do this setup.

Thanks

Guys,

I'm looking for someone who can combine my 3 DSL line into one, each DSL is 10 MB download and 1 MB upload so if we combine this 3 DSL it will be 30 MB download and 3 MB upload.

this can be done without asking ISP side because it's so hard to contact them. i have a friend who have this setup but he won't tell me who did it for him so i created this thread who can help me combine my 3 DSL line.

Please contact me at: nanflexal@gmail.com or skype: nanflexal or viber 09087675259 or +639087675259 and your asking price to do this setup.

Thanks

Just emailed you. I can help you set it up. You won't actually get 30/3 since any single connection can only run over one line. So the limit for any given connection will be the limit of a single line.

Guys,

I'm looking for someone who can combine my 3 DSL line into one, each DSL is 10 MB download and 1 MB upload so if we combine this 3 DSL it will be 30 MB download and 3 MB upload.

this can be done without asking ISP side because it's so hard to contact them. i have a friend who have this setup but he won't tell me who did it for him so i created this thread who can help me combine my 3 DSL line.

Please contact me at: nanflexal@gmail.com or skype: nanflexal or viber 09087675259 or +639087675259 and your asking price to do this setup.

Thanks

Just emailed you. I can help you set it up. You won't actually get 30/3 since any single connection can only run over one line. So the limit for any given connection will be the limit of a single line.

yes i know. but right now, speedtest show that each DSL line react 15 mb to 18 mb each line.

Guys,

I'm looking for someone who can combine my 3 DSL line into one, each DSL is 10 MB download and 1 MB upload so if we combine this 3 DSL it will be 30 MB download and 3 MB upload.

this can be done without asking ISP side because it's so hard to contact them. i have a friend who have this setup but he won't tell me who did it for him so i created this thread who can help me combine my 3 DSL line.

Please contact me at: nanflexal@gmail.com or skype: nanflexal or viber 09087675259 or +639087675259 and your asking price to do this setup.

Thanks

Just emailed you. I can help you set it up. You won't actually get 30/3 since any single connection can only run over one line. So the limit for any given connection will be the limit of a single line.

yes i know. but right now, speedtest show that each DSL line react 15 mb to 18 mb each line.

The best you can do is load balancing. You can't do bonding only on the client side.

Alright. perhaps the term i use here is not adequate for my setup however my plan is simple.

at the moment, If i run speedtest via speedtest.net i got 15 or 18 mb each DSL line but let's assume we got 10 MB download and 3 MB upload here.

now after your setup and i run speedtest.net we should get 30 MB download and 3 upload. this is what i want to achieve.

Alright. perhaps the term i use here is not adequate for my setup however my plan is simple.

at the moment, If i run speedtest via speedtest.net i got 15 or 18 mb each DSL line but let's assume we got 10 MB download and 3 MB upload here.

now after your setup and i run speedtest.net we should get 30 MB download and 3 upload. this is what i want to achieve.

Unless your provider supports some type of bonding, your not going to achieve the results you are looking for. As stated before the best you can get is load balancing.

Maybe if you had a routeros instance in the cloud you could run a tunnel to it, and load balance the tunnel over the 3 connections.
Would be very susceptible to latency and packet order issues though.

Maybe if you had a routeros instance in the cloud you could run a tunnel to it, and load balance the tunnel over the 3 connections.
Would be very susceptible to latency and packet order issues though.

That's basically what the Multipath Router Kickstarter does... except it has some software to handle those issues.