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In my home office I have a DSL connection that my desktop computer uses for
Internet access. My desktop is also equipped with a 56k modem, which I have
recently begun using for dialing in to my company's network for our corporate
email. I also share my DSL connection with other PC's on my LAN via Internet
connection sharing. I am the host PC for internet connection sharing. I use
Windows XP Pro.
The problem I've been having is that whenever I use the modem to dial into
my workplace, I lose my broadband connection. To make things worse, my
dial-up connection is only for retreiving emai and cannot connect to the
internet. Thus when I dial-up I lose access to other internet sites. When I
disconnect the dial-up session, the broadband connection is automatically
restored.
Is there a way to use these two connections simultaneously, where the
dial-up is used solely for retreiving email and all other internet needs via
the DSL connection? Is it also possible to share both connections
simultaneously over LAN?
Internet access. My desktop is also equipped with a 56k modem, which I have
recently begun using for dialing in to my company's network for our corporate
email. I also share my DSL connection with other PC's on my LAN via Internet
connection sharing. I am the host PC for internet connection sharing. I use
Windows XP Pro.
The problem I've been having is that whenever I use the modem to dial into
my workplace, I lose my broadband connection. To make things worse, my
dial-up connection is only for retreiving emai and cannot connect to the
internet. Thus when I dial-up I lose access to other internet sites. When I
disconnect the dial-up session, the broadband connection is automatically
restored.
Is there a way to use these two connections simultaneously, where the
dial-up is used solely for retreiving email and all other internet needs via
the DSL connection? Is it also possible to share both connections
simultaneously over LAN?