Tuesday, June 19, 2007

About Computer Networking: Sharing Two Home Internet Connections

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Some people have the idea to set up two Internet connections for their home network and share them for increased speed and reliability. Can it be done? See below.

 
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Top Internet Connection Sharing Software
If you're like many people, you have enough trouble trying to share the one Internet connection you've got much less worry about two of them. Here are three software packages to help you do it.

 
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