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Guest
Hi,
I'm using Windows XP Professional Editon Version 2002, Service pack 2.
I've been able to successfully connect my two seperate Internet connections
together. The two different connections are as follows: one a normal fixed
phone line through PCtel HSP56 MR Data/Fax/Voice/Speakerphone modem and the
other using my Nokia 6600 mobilephone as a modem.
Whenever I connect both the connections together, I have noticed that the
applications like the browser, the download managers, instant messengers, etc
seem to use only one of the connections and the other connection is not used
at all. I have concluded this from the data transfer done found by double
clicking on the connection status icons in the system tray.
How can I be able to force the applications to use both the connections
together?
I'm using Windows XP Professional Editon Version 2002, Service pack 2.
I've been able to successfully connect my two seperate Internet connections
together. The two different connections are as follows: one a normal fixed
phone line through PCtel HSP56 MR Data/Fax/Voice/Speakerphone modem and the
other using my Nokia 6600 mobilephone as a modem.
Whenever I connect both the connections together, I have noticed that the
applications like the browser, the download managers, instant messengers, etc
seem to use only one of the connections and the other connection is not used
at all. I have concluded this from the data transfer done found by double
clicking on the connection status icons in the system tray.
How can I be able to force the applications to use both the connections
together?