2 Internet Connections

Hi I have two separate cable modems each using DHCP from
main CMTS I am looking to load balance these two
connections so as to say a half/half transmission between
the two. Is this possible? I know it is on linux and was
wondering if it is possible on Win2k3 I am using win23k
enterprise. I tried and fiddled with the routing and vpn
and stuff but it seems windows only utilizes the one cable
modem and not the other. I need get windows to use both
connections and share the workload.

Thanx

It is not possible to load balance two Internet connections on the same
Windows Server 2003 box in this manner.

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Thanks,
Marc Reynolds
Microsoft Technical Support

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"gr8razorx" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi I have two separate cable modems each using DHCP from
> main CMTS I am looking to load balance these two
> connections so as to say a half/half transmission between
> the two. Is this possible? I know it is on linux and was
> wondering if it is possible on Win2k3 I am using win23k
> enterprise. I tried and fiddled with the routing and vpn
> and stuff but it seems windows only utilizes the one cable
> modem and not the other. I need get windows to use both
> connections and share the workload.
>
> Thanx
>

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi I have two separate cable modems each using DHCP from
>main CMTS I am looking to load balance these two
>connections so as to say a half/half transmission between
>the two. Is this possible? I know it is on linux and
was
>wondering if it is possible on Win2k3 I am using win23k
>enterprise. I tried and fiddled with the routing and vpn
>and stuff but it seems windows only utilizes the one
cable
>modem and not the other. I need get windows to use both
>connections and share the workload.
>
>Thanx
>
>.
>
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