Line Bonding?

[netgem21]

Does IDNet support ADSLMax Line Bonding?

Thanks 

[Lance]

I've absolutely no idea. It wouldn't surprise me if they do but I expect the quickest way to get an answer will be to give support a ring on Monday.

[.Griff.]

I doubt any BTW reseller supports Line Bonding.

Be do however - https://www.bethere.co.uk/web/beportal/linebonding

[pctech]

As Griff says the only one I can think of is Cerberus networks, never used them so don't know what they are like.

[.Griff.]

Cerberus Networks use the Be/O2 network hence they're able to provide Line Bonding as well.

[Steve]

You can just imagine line bonding with BT, one line with an IP profile of 135 and the other at 5500.

[pctech]

Cerberus Networks use the Be/O2 network hence they're able to provide Line Bonding as well.

Apologies didn't know that.

[.Griff.]

Apologies didn't know that.

No problem mate. I didn't mean to sound "know it all" if that's how it came across.

[pctech]

no you didn't come across like that at all.

[DorsetBoy]

Xilo have "Bonded ADSL" coming soon on their site ........ how soon or what it entails is anyones guess.

[pctech]

I think they use BE/O2 too Dorset, I did look at them.

[DorsetBoy]

I think they use BE/O2 too Dorset, I did look at them.

Don't think they use BE/02 at all but could be wrong.

http://www.pro-net.co.uk/connectivity/bonded-adsl.php is just one company offering bonding, there are plenty if you Google them, reading that you can use any ISP with the bonding service, whatever it is going to add up to a fair monthly bill.

You can always balance 2 ISP's through a router to get redundancy.

[JohnH]

I doubt any BTW reseller supports Line Bonding.

I think AAISP do.

http://aaisp.net.uk/kb-broadband-bonding.html

[pctech]

I think they use BE/O2 too Dorset, I did look at them.

Just to correct myself they use C&W and Talk Talk LLU.

[Steve]

It's an old article but I found it an interesting read nevertheless http://www.automatedhome.co.uk/Internet/ADSL-Bonding-How-To-and-Review.html

[.Griff.]

I think AAISP do.

http://aaisp.net.uk/kb-broadband-bonding.html

They're another ISP that uses the Be network. (For some services, line bonding being one of them)