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I have two internet services. I have a Verizon DSL 1.5m/768k and a Time Warner Cable 30m/384k. My Time Warner is coming in through an Airport Extreme which is wired via ethernet directly to my Mac Pro. The DSL service is connected to a Linksys Wireless router. Is there a way to BOND these two connections so I can get an effective 31.5m/1m connection?
In other words, I want to connect my mac pro to Time Warner via Ethernet, and Verizon via Airport, and bridge/bond these two connections to achieve greater bandwidth.
@nhinkle, why do you consider bonding and load-balancing to be the same? These questions had completely different concepts. – MaQleod – 2011-08-30T23:15:31.243
@MaQleod it was flagged by another user as a duplicate, and from my perspective seemed the same. In light of your comments and a bit more research, it seems that you are correct that it's not the same question. As such, I have reopened the question. – nhinkle – 2011-08-30T23:19:58.307