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multilinking software

Discussion in 'Software Apps' started by Thunder, Mar 7, 2002.

  1. Thunder Newcomer, in training Posts: 47

    Anyone know of any multilinking software that will allow linking two modems when an ISP doesn't support multilink, such as Midpoints that will work in XP? Or is there a way to add a second dialup adapter (such a vpn) in XP to allow Midpoint to work?
    This 28,800 is killing me.:(
    Thunder, Mar 7, 2002
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  2. svtcobra TechSpot Paladin Posts: 875

    wouldnt it make more sense to just buy a cheap 56k? i believe you will need two phone lines to accomplish what you want.
    svtcobra, Mar 7, 2002
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  3. Thunder Newcomer, in training Posts: 47

    I have two good 56k's and two phone lines. Problem is I live so far out in the sticks that 28800 is the max I can connect.
    Thunder, Mar 7, 2002
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  4. svtcobra TechSpot Paladin Posts: 875

    Check out Diamond's website. They used to sell a modem that featured shotgun technology. This would in essence allow you to hit speeds of 112kbps. www.diamondmm.com
    svtcobra, Mar 7, 2002
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  5. Thunder Newcomer, in training Posts: 47

    Thanks but no matter how good my modem, my phone lines suck.:p Only way for me is software.:)
    Thunder, Mar 7, 2002
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