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I have two DSL accounts - each with a different ISP (one for international
and one for local cap due to pricing differences). I like playing online
games (Battlefield 2142) which is quite bandwidth hungry and therefore use
the local account with large cap (and cheaper). Should I need to browse
normally, I will use the international account. Ideally, one would like to
setup a simulateous dialup scenario where traffic is managed across the two
accounts depending on local or international use.
The problem - Vista seems only able to handle one broadband dialup at a
time? I have found a tool called RouteSentry which has been written for this
purpose (it's in beta for Vista). I managed to successfully setup the two
dialup "adaptors" under each account - each configured as a broadband
dial-up. The program doesn't however want to allow two simultaneous
connections, hence my question whether the limitation might be OS specific?
Any suggestions how to fix? My modem is in bridge mode allow for such
connections.
Thank you
and one for local cap due to pricing differences). I like playing online
games (Battlefield 2142) which is quite bandwidth hungry and therefore use
the local account with large cap (and cheaper). Should I need to browse
normally, I will use the international account. Ideally, one would like to
setup a simulateous dialup scenario where traffic is managed across the two
accounts depending on local or international use.
The problem - Vista seems only able to handle one broadband dialup at a
time? I have found a tool called RouteSentry which has been written for this
purpose (it's in beta for Vista). I managed to successfully setup the two
dialup "adaptors" under each account - each configured as a broadband
dial-up. The program doesn't however want to allow two simultaneous
connections, hence my question whether the limitation might be OS specific?
Any suggestions how to fix? My modem is in bridge mode allow for such
connections.
Thank you