Bridging device for two ADSL routers?

I'm looking for a bridging device for ADSL routers, to get a better upload
speed, instead of having to upgrade to something like SDSL.

Anyone know of such a device?

Many thanks

Anti Spam Bloke wrote:
> I'm looking for a bridging device for ADSL routers, to get a better upload
> speed, instead of having to upgrade to something like SDSL.
>
> Anyone know of such a device?

A Firebrick 105 will do that, remember that you will only get higher
speed if you are downloading from more than one location.

"Ted B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Anti Spam Bloke wrote:
>> I'm looking for a bridging device for ADSL routers, to get a better
>> upload speed, instead of having to upgrade to something like SDSL.
>>
>> Anyone know of such a device?
>
> A Firebrick 105 will do that, remember that you will only get higher speed
> if you are downloading from more than one location.


/Thank you!

"Anti Spam Bloke" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Ted B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Anti Spam Bloke wrote:
>>> I'm looking for a bridging device for ADSL routers, to get a better
>>> upload speed, instead of having to upgrade to something like SDSL.
>>>
>>> Anyone know of such a device?
>>
>> A Firebrick 105 will do that, remember that you will only get higher
>> speed
>> if you are downloading from more than one location.

So does it do anything for upload speed? If so, how?

-- Graham J

Graham wrote:

> So does it do anything for upload speed? If so, how?

Yes, by sending the data down mulitple pipes in turn. The same source IP
address is sent, no matter which pipe is used.

Ted.