I have connection to two broadband lines simultaneously on my PC.
How can I configure FireFox or Internet Explorer or Outlook Express so that my intended connection is used? Neither of the connection use proxy.
My intention is to use two separate lines on FireFox and Internet Exproler.

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Why would you want to do that?

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Yes why WOULD you want to do that: use Internet Explorer, in the first place? :p

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Ermmm, double the speed?

Well I'll talk more about this tnoight, but I need to dash for work, but I will reply to this properly later.

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Yes, I want to get speed benefit from two connections because our internet speed is quite slow.

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Are the two connections from the same router?

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One is a broadband line and the other is a dial-up line. None of them uses proxy server.

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I doubt Dial up is going to help much if this is possible

manizand - as in the rules which you agreed to when you registered, please do not hijack other people's threads. Instead, start your own thread, explaining your problem fully and what you have already tried in order to rectify it.

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I can't see this working. If you think of your phone line as being split into 2 one part is dedicated to your broadband the other to your phone, If you want to connect on dial up you have to use the phone line and you'll get 56k connection your broadband can only connect through the dedicated line. So even if you could connect both at the same time you'd have connections running at different speeds. The only advantage I could see at all would be to run your email client on dial up and save a tiny amount of bandwidth.

I used to "shotgun" two dial-up connections through software, back in the day, for double speed, but for a broadband solution go to Google or you favorite search engine and look for " NexLand Pro800turbo router ". It may be a bit pricey at about $340 (USD) but it is unusual in that it has two WAN connections. You can combine two broadband connections or use it for "load balancing", fault tolerance, etc.

When you search for the router, there will be several links to reviews, etc. I do not want to post any of them, as they may violate the linking rules here.

mmm... you could use newer drivers( I hope they will work!)

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I would suggest speaking to your ISP and getting more bandwidth, especially for use in the kind of stuff outlined on your website. Dialup is not going to help.

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