two wireless connections

I would like to know if I can double my download speeds from the internet
using two wireless network cards, each one connected to the internet
through a different network.

I can download files using newsbin pro at about 1.5Mbs through either
account but I cannot get both networks to download at the same time.

Both networks say they are connected.

Each of these networks has its own ip address.

any help would be greatly appreciated

Steve

On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 11:31:32 -0500, "Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I would like to know if I can double my download speeds from the internet
>using two wireless network cards, each one connected to the internet
>through a different network.
>
>I can download files using newsbin pro at about 1.5Mbs through either
>account but I cannot get both networks to download at the same time.
>
>Both networks say they are connected.
>
>Each of these networks has its own ip address.

No, you cannot. There is no way of easily bonding the connection to a
single IP address. Each connection would be limited to 1.5Mbit/sec.
However, you can simultaneously download from two *DIFFERENT* web
sites, at the same time, getting 1.5Mbits/sec from each. You just
can't get 3Mbits/sec in one download. There are service providers
that offer bonded connections (usually for dialup or ISDN), but that
will require the cooperation of your ISP.


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