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using two isps on one broadband enabled line

redfieldc

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Posted February 28, 2005 at 9:57PM

hi everyone, i have just one question, can i use two internet service providers on one broadband enabled bt line and if so what are the implications on speed and sharing of the broadband between two computers using a mentor adsl router (built in modem) model adsl-mr4c/uk. hope to hear from you soon guys.

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