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Explain: Bandwidth Aggregation
I'm doing some school work prepping for my test, and I just can't seem to grasp the concept of bandwidth aggregation. Could some of you please attempt to explain this to me? All I am really gathering from this is that it allows more bandwidth, from more than one source. Almost 1 + 1 = 2 in the sense 1 = throughput and 2 = more throughput.
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Jan 14, 2011, 03:29 AM
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In relation to the internet, this may help: Bandwidth Aggregation: Combining Internet Connections to Incrementally Increase Bandwidth Capacity
It is a simple explanation, to a larger procedure and has many different applications. |
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 Thanks man. I think that cisco is going a bit more in depth though. Now I get the gist of it.
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95 viper had it and you pretty much got it. Basically, You take 2 different connections. I dont mean from ethernet 1 or ethernet 2 I mean 2 seperate lines from the ISP. Now their are 2 ways you can do this. Some routers or switches support bandwidth aggregation. Their is also software that can control it.
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Basically it allows control of data load split between 2 different wan connections
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