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Ok without going into the whys and wherefores is it possible to load balance
a 10/100 onboard nic wired into a Belkin N1 wireless router and a 54g wifi connection. I have been told you just have to set a switch in the registry but i dont know if this is true. the machine is running XP pro sp2 Fixer |
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In article <4HFWi.2007$(E-Mail Removed)>, Fixer <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote: >Ok without going into the whys and wherefores is it possible to load balance >a 10/100 onboard nic wired into a Belkin N1 wireless router and a 54g wifi >connection. I have been told you just have to set a switch in the registry >but i dont know if this is true. the machine is running XP pro sp2 http://www.geekswhoknow.com/articles...onnections.htm |
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"Mike S." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:fgt8a2$egk$(E-Mail Removed)... > > In article <4HFWi.2007$(E-Mail Removed)>, > Fixer <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote: >>Ok without going into the whys and wherefores is it possible to load >>balance >>a 10/100 onboard nic wired into a Belkin N1 wireless router and a 54g wifi >>connection. I have been told you just have to set a switch in the registry >>but i dont know if this is true. the machine is running XP pro sp2 > > http://www.gthank > youeekswhoknow.com/articles/load-balance-two-internet-connections.htm thank you |
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