Advice on how to connect two computers.

[jameswadebosh]

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palit nalang Dual WAN Router, didto i-paslak ang duha nimo ka ISP, unya naa na man LAN ports ang kana nga router, didto nimo ipaslak ang imung mga computers.

Mahulog na usa nalang ka network ang imung home PC, unya, gamit pa nimo ang duha ka internet, load balancing or fail over.

ahhh!!! mao bah pwede pud d ay ni ani nga paagi!!! ani0n d ay pag paagi ang load balancing sa internet. naa napud ko na kat-onan...

e try ni iya advice TS then put imo feedback dri human nimo try...

[stealthghost]

Ganahan ko sa imo idea bro, usa ka router pwede na duha ka ISP, pero what do you mean by load balancing or fail over? Alternate ra nako gamit ako ISP or pwede nako ma connect two computers into their own ISP?

dungan nimo ma-gamit ang ISP, ang mahitabo kay ang hardware na bahala mo-balance sa imung network.

Fail-over, means, kung maguba ang usa, mo-balhin siya sa isa.

TipidPC.com | Net Tenda TEI480T Dual WAN Enterprise Broadband Router
TipidPC.com | Load Balancing Router, Dual WAN: Prolink MH8221

Try those links for the dual-wan routers.

[kirakira]

dungan nimo ma-gamit ang ISP, ang mahitabo kay ang hardware na bahala mo-balance sa imung network.

Fail-over, means, kung maguba ang usa, mo-balhin siya sa isa.

TipidPC.com | Net Tenda TEI480T Dual WAN Enterprise Broadband Router
TipidPC.com | Load Balancing Router, Dual WAN: Prolink MH8221

Try those links for the dual-wan routers.

Thank you kau boss. You've been really helpful. All I need now is a Dual WAN Router.

[kirakira]

asa imo location? i may be able to assist you connecting your network.

Thank you sa offer boss. I have to try it also by myself, see if I can do it. If I can't then I'll seek your professional help.

[silentnuker]

yeah...mao na ang best option.

Buy a Load Balancing Router w/ 2 Wan ports...connect the 2 pcs on the LAN ports included in the router...do some network configuration one ISP would serve as gateway 1 and then the other ISP would serve as the gateway2 (fail0ver) and then you're good to go.

[laham]

palit nalang Dual WAN Router, didto i-paslak ang duha nimo ka ISP, unya naa na man LAN ports ang kana nga router, didto nimo ipaslak ang imung mga computers.

Mahulog na usa nalang ka network ang imung home PC, unya, gamit pa nimo ang duha ka internet, load balancing or fail over.

murag mahal mahal ni cya nga design, pero maayo pud kay one device ra imong kinahanglan sa duha ka provider.

[stealthghost]

murag mahal mahal ni cya nga design, pero maayo pud kay one device ra imong kinahanglan sa duha ka provider.

daghan man pa-agi para magamit ang duha ka ISP efficiently, depende jud sa gamit.. unsa man imu suggestion bro?

[nebulaglorious]

Better Use crossover cable, proven tested nako ni sya for about a year... pas2x ang transferring of data

[kirakira]

Better Use crossover cable, proven tested nako ni sya for about a year... pas2x ang transferring of data

Um, I'm not really good with this kind of thing pero isn't crossover cable used for connecting same type of devices? Kung iconnect computer to computer, asa nako iconnect and two ISPs? Kung Dual WAN Router, ka imagine ko connecting two ISPs and two computers. How about sa crossover cable? Or am I wrong?

[nebulaglorious]

Um, I'm not really good with this kind of thing pero isn't crossover cable used for connecting same type of devices? Kung iconnect computer to computer, asa nako iconnect and two ISPs? Kung Dual WAN Router, ka imagine ko connecting two ISPs and two computers. How about sa crossover cable? Or am I wrong?

i thought your concern was transferring only hehe sorry,, so mao to ts,, mag need mn gud kag another lan card ani if dli ka gusto mawala imo connection sa internet.. bali ang usa "Straight Tru" and usa "Cross-over"..