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Combine multiple internet connections to maximize your speed
You might have multiple internet connections in your home or office and wondering how could you combine multiple internet connections to boost your internet speed?
Related links:
Speedify: speedify.com/download
Dispatch proxy: github.com/extremecoders-re/go-dispatch-proxy

[@raihanhossain3423]

Will it work as a uninterrupted internet connection? in term of one connection fail?

[@sliceytomato2928]

Watch in 2x

[@unicode0059]

i tried this but it doesn't add any speed (speedy),i have 2 wifi networks (2 wifi adapter each connected to different network) one has around 1.1mb and the other around 1.2mb, when i use it, it doesn't combine them it just use one of them i use 50% 50% but it's always the same speed,i even tried the method used in this video and its the same

[@daveb7733]

Thank you for this software, it seems to work well for load balancing but not sure how to set it for Connection Aggregation. If I wanted to aggregate my connections with 100% each to combine, it wont allow

[@RezaBuilds]

It always uses maximum speed of each connection. So if you have 2 connections and don't care about the cost of each one, you can simply choose 50% 50%. If you know one connection is faster, you can go 60% 40% or even 70% 30% on the faster one. You got to play around with numbers to see which combination would be faster for you. makes sense?

[@daveb7733]

Ok, that makes sense. I thought it was the percentage of the speed. Thank you for the quick reply

[@user-be9vx2rk3u]

👍🔥

[@vivekmaurya2345]

How can we connect multiple wifi at a same time??

[@RezaBuilds]

We already built the app, give it a try: github.com/RezaRafia/Speedy

[@vivekmaurya2345]

@@RezaBuilds i try this..but there only one wifi connection is showing by which i am connected already. it not showing all the wifi conenction which is available, to whom i can connect and share the connection. Help me out.

[@RezaBuilds]

@@vivekmaurya2345 Your laptop/PC only have one wireless network card, if you want to connect to other networks, you should use USB adapters, which are pretty cheap. that's what I did in the video. You can use multiple USB adapters and combine them together, makes sense?

[@vivekmaurya2345]

@@RezaBuilds Thankyou💕

[@Oxygenationatom]

bro might just have made a tutorial for an huge thing

[@RezaBuilds]

It's a dream becoming reality moment 🌟

[@merajseraji]

😍😍😍😍😍