I live in an area with bad access to proper hard-line, so our building has 3 seperate internet connections to triple the bandwidth.
It is intended to be a shared network. We are about 20 users and need 4 emitters to have everyone completely covered by WIFI (haven't bought those yet). LAN cables installed as normal.
On cabled LAN it is obviously not such a big deal what network you are on, but it is when you move around the building.
Plus, only being connected to a third of the bandwidth allows for only a third of maximum speed. I am aware of software like Dispatch by Connectify, but would prefer a solution where people wouldn't need specific software. And it obviously won't work via a (single) cable.
Is there any way to combine the bandwidth from the 3 connections without the need for 3 modems, 3 routers/switches? I have never come across a setup like this, so i was just wondering if it was possible.
The hardware is Netgear WNR3500 with DD-WRT v24-sp2 mega formware. Suggestions for repeaters/access points/whatever to use with this router would be appreciated also
It is intended to be a shared network. We are about 20 users and need 4 emitters to have everyone completely covered by WIFI (haven't bought those yet). LAN cables installed as normal.
On cabled LAN it is obviously not such a big deal what network you are on, but it is when you move around the building.
Plus, only being connected to a third of the bandwidth allows for only a third of maximum speed. I am aware of software like Dispatch by Connectify, but would prefer a solution where people wouldn't need specific software. And it obviously won't work via a (single) cable.
Is there any way to combine the bandwidth from the 3 connections without the need for 3 modems, 3 routers/switches? I have never come across a setup like this, so i was just wondering if it was possible.
The hardware is Netgear WNR3500 with DD-WRT v24-sp2 mega formware. Suggestions for repeaters/access points/whatever to use with this router would be appreciated also