Hellow,
I have got a routerboard450 which has 5 ports My system is this
ADSL-->Switch--->rb450 and I have also got antennas to deliver the internet my dsl connection is 4mbps and i'm doing ppoe-client to connect to the internet on mikrotik and now I bout new internet bandwidth which is up to 20 MBPS min:10MBPS
it's not a dsl connection they put a small Mikrotik sxt and my internet bandwidth comes through on it when I plug in the cable on my computer's ethernet port I directly connect to the internet but I don't know how i'm going to make a connection on mikrotik to connect that 10 mbps internet also to my system as I told u shortly
DSL-->SWITCH HUB-->RB450
it's working now and I want to add my new band to the internet also to make my band 14 mbps is that bridging ? I dont know what to do can anyone please help me ?
and I also would like to learn how to setup my 10 mbps bandwidth by using ether2
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jandafields
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Re: 2 Internet connection
Hellow,
I have got a routerboard450 which has 5 ports My system is this
ADSL-->Switch--->rb450 and I have also got antennas to deliver the internet my dsl connection is 4mbps and i'm doing ppoe-client to connect to the internet on mikrotik and now I bout new internet bandwidth which is up to 20 MBPS min:10MBPS
it's not a dsl connection they put a small Mikrotik sxt and my internet bandwidth comes through on it when I plug in the cable on my computer's ethernet port I directly connect to the internet but I don't know how i'm going to make a connection on mikrotik to connect that 10 mbps internet also to my system as I told u shortly
DSL-->SWITCH HUB-->RB450
it's working now and I want to add my new band to the internet also to make my band 14 mbps is that bridging ? I dont know what to do can anyone please help me ?
and I also would like to learn how to setup my 10 mbps bandwidth by using ether2
You cannot do 10+4=14 unless your service provider allows you to bond them together. This has to be provisioned on the ISP side.
You can, however, do load balancing between them so some of the traffic goes on ISP connection #1 and other traffic on ISP #2, but you can not "add" them together for faster speed unless it is also done on the ISP side.
So short answer, no. Long answer, maybe... ask your ISP provider.
