I am using an ADSL line to access internet via ADSL router. I also have to use a dialup connection for secure corporate email download. Th email download facility is not yet available via broadband connection as company policy. However as I use the dialup connection my ADSL line gets disabled and remain disabled even after dialup disconnection. I need to re-logon everytime. Is there any other way for resetting ADSL connection?
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Tagged access internet, ADSL, adsl connection, connection, Dialup, disconnection, download, email, facility, internet, line, reset, router
I would like to use the bandwidth of my dialup as well as my ADSL connection simultaneousyl. Is there any way of tying together data streams from these two different services (and therefore to my two different IP addresses?). I would be happy if a load-sharing kind of arrangement is possible somehow 
Thanks in advance!
Any ideas how I can use Multilink PPP to tie together the two connections? If done at the OS level, the data streams should be transparent – or would a load-sharing setup be better? I just want to be able to use both bandwidths – I pay flat rate for both, but can presently use only one at any given time?
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Tagged ADSL, adsl connection, advance, arrangement, bandwidth, connection, data streams, Dial, dial up connection, Dialup, different services, ip addresses, kind, simultaneousyl, thanks in advance, way
I am using an ADSL connection which requires dial-up (albeit very quick, almost instant-connect dialup). Currently I have a shortcut to the connection in the All UsersStart MenuProgramsStartup folder and the connection is set to autodial. This is OK, but takes place only about 20-30 seconds after logon. How can I get it to connect before logon or run as a service or somehow do it quicker and/or in the background?
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Tagged ADSL, adsl connection, auto, auto dial, connection, Dialup, logon, Menu, menu programs, Programs, shortcut, start, startup folder, Windows, windows xp
