7 different isps and routers as one

Brycetimothydavis

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Can i use connectify dispatch PRO to combine my 7 routers as one massive speed network I have 2 built in wireless cards and plan to buy 5x usb wireless adaptors to combine the routers as one I can combine 2 of them at the moment for 42.3mb/s 2x 21.5mb/s networks combined using connectify but I want to combine all 7 is this possable

I have these specs

Amd fx 8350 with 4.8ghz of (water cooled)
2x Intel 5000 series wireless cards
2x 512gb Intel ssd's (in raid)
4x 4tb internal hard drives
8gb 1600 ram
Asus sabertooth board unsure witch
2x 2gb 660ti
Windows 8.1 pro
12x 2000rpm fans
Custom glass case
4x blueray burners

12x USB 2.0
8x USB 3.0
2x 20 port USB 2.0 hubs

1x 16TB (4x4tb) dlink ready nas 4bay


7x belkin share and surf n600
 
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Go away you are posting garbage.

Your own post says VERY clearly it will not do what you claim.

Show me a test that shows you can download a single file faster from netflicks that one of your connections.

Your own post said it is not possible

This smells more and more like a advertising post from a user who created a account just to do that.

Yes and mostly No.

How do you think you have combined the 2 you say you have. How did you get past the problem that the 2 connections have different IP addresses.

The standard issue with this is I open a session to a site say on connection 1. Now I send traffic to this site on connection 2. Since the IP is different how does the remote site know that this is really the same machine.

You could for example open 2 differnent session to the same site but that just means you can say download 2 different files at the same time it does not combine the bandwidth and make download a single file faster.
 

Brycetimothydavis

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From connectify dispatch's homesite don't ask how it does it but it works I've seen dozens of videos were people hit 1.2TB\S from a torrent client for example using dispatch as there agent when it comes to mixing WiFi

At Home
Whether you live in a city with Wi-Fi networks everywhere or out in the woods with spotty coverage Dispatch can deliver a faster and more reliable browsing experience. Urban environments are often filled with free hotspots and open Wi-Fi networks. With Dispatch you can utilize them all simultaneously for blazing fast Internet browsing. Just remember you'll need a separate Wi-Fi card for each additional Wi-Fi network you'd like to join - these are some of our favorites. Conversely, if you live in a rural area with slow or unreliable Internet service you can use Dispatch to combine your home's cable, DSL, or satellite connection with your phones tethered 3G or 4G connection or mobile broadband device for smoother and more dependable access.


Unlimited Dispatch Uptime – No time restrictions, run Dispatch 24/7 for a non-stop speed boost.
Application Specific Settings – Set Applications to use only a specific adapter and prevent programs like Windows Update from using up all your precious 3G data.
Connection Metering – Set limits on how much data each interface can use and prevent costly overages on mobile broadband connections
Interface Selection Method – Control how Dispatch divides your Internet traffic amongst available adapters.
Automatic Startup – Start and stop Dispatch automatically when multiple Internet connections are available.
Hotspot PRO Integration - Share your Super-Fast Dispatch Connection with Connectify Hotspot PRO.


Connectify Dispatch lets you combine bandwidth from all your computer’s Internet connections. Got Wi-Fi AND 4G? Two Wi-Fi adapters? Ethernet AND 3G? Dispatch will work with any and all of these technologies to increase your bandwidth. Seamlessly.


Dispatch is particularly well-suited for BitTorrent and web pages - any download that naturally involves multiple files. While monolithic streams like Netflix can’t be split across connections, Dispatch will assign them to the fastest connection - and route other requests to secondary connections. Fast AND smart.


With Dispatch's metered connections you can avoid costly overages by assigning bandwidth caps to your expensive 3G and 4G connections. In addition by setting their Priority level to Backup, Dispatch will only route traffic through them if your Primary connections fail. Fast, smart, AND frugal.
 
So is your post a advertisement for connectify or do you have a real question.

What you posted clearly states what I did.

"Dispatch is particularly well-suited for BitTorrent and web pages - any download that naturally involves multiple files. While monolithic streams like Netflix can’t be split across connections"

If all you care about is torrent then it might work....but since most torrent is done for illegal reasons you need to remember that the more you do it the more likely it is you will get to the level they decide to come and get you.

It also does not work for well for web pages that have secure content because the server will detect this drop the session.

 

Brycetimothydavis

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http://www.speedtest.net/result/2286547399.png

You my good sir are mistaken constant and unwavering download speed is over 900MB\s for my mate who's doing the same as me but with fiber x 10 @100MBs each connection. No matter what he does he done sent have the hardware to max out the internet fully as no computer SSD can handle that speed

Here

The connectify team combining ten wireless ISPs as one it will blow your mind I reckon
http://m.youtube.com/results?q=connecify%20dispatch%20demo%20video&sm=3
 
Go away you are posting garbage.

Your own post says VERY clearly it will not do what you claim.

Show me a test that shows you can download a single file faster from netflicks that one of your connections.

Your own post said it is not possible

This smells more and more like a advertising post from a user who created a account just to do that.

 
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allennnn

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If this isn't an advert is there actually 7 open and unsecured hotspots you can connect to? i think they were very lucky to find so many open AP's in that video, nowadays isp routers come with security on, gone are the days where you could find 10 unsecured routers.