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    Question Anyone managed to merge two Internet connections using NAT32?

    Hey Guys,

    Have any of you got any experience of using NAT32? I've tried googling for help with 'teaming' or 'aggregating' two internet connections (one wireless, one wired), but I dont understand what im doing - nor do i even know if the software will let me do it!


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    Have you tried using the Chat on their Website?

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    it wouldnt let me connect... maybe it was just a glitch, may try again

    Google offers nothing on this topic, but i'll have to make some futher investigation as 2x2mbit would be rather nice

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    ive managed to add a static ip route for a range of addresses which allows me to use the wireless for a specific range of IPs and then the wired ethernet for the rest of the web, currently downloading some stuff at a combined speed of ~500k/s

    quick question:

    if i do:

    route add 123.132.123.0 mask 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 -p

    am i routing all IPs between 123.123.123.0 to 123.123.123.255? or do i have to mask it with 255.255.255.255? I'm not entirely sure what im doing heh...
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