Bridging two wireless adapters via Load Balancing in Windows 7?

[bud951]

I have two wireless internet accounts (2x 15/2mbs) at my home (or I will this afternoon) and I would like to combine them together to create a single faster internet connection. I know that I will have 2 different ip addresses and wont actually give me 30/4mbs unless I am using a torrent or newsgroup but I do download large files via these services and I like to have bandwidth to spare possibly for a server which can use one of the ip's. My question is, how do I bridge two wireless connections in Win 7 to achieve this? I have read it can be done but I have heard it is both easy and hard from different sources. Since I have only one wireless nic should I hard wire one line and use wireless for the other? Is anyone here doing this? Info greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[Hybrid_theory]

Oh it doesn't sound like you can do this. Because traffic from the internet will source to whatever IP you come from. If your trying to download a file through mozilla or IE it will just send it to 1 IP. It will have no idea that your other internet connection is you.

The only way to really use two lines is from the same ISP and have a modem that supports load balancing.

I could be wrong, but doesnt sound too promising.

 

[W1zzard]

i think we had a thread like this a few weeks back with several suggestions

 

[bud951]

i think we had a thread like this a few weeks back with several suggestions

Where would that thread be? Link? Thanks.

 

[95Viper]

Here , is some info, looks like you would be needing some hardware. Don't look inexpensive, either.
http://www.workman-engineering.com/works.php
http://www.workman-engineering.com/
http://www.workman-engineering.com/elephant.html