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What protocol should I implement on my router connecting two ISPs?oasisThe universally accepted protocol of choice for passing IP prefix information around between different networks is BGP4, the Border Gateway Protocol versoin 4. You can read more about BGP4 and how to...
How to download bitTorrent files without ISPs monitoring?MizzieThey watch traffic. If you have a lot of traffic they will start to watch waht the traffic is. There isn't much you can do to change how much traffic you are creating.
If you can, download at a f...
Do ISPs keep a record of all the sites you have ever visited? Can I request this information? ?Linguistic
What organizations are working towards consumer protection on the issue of internet Bandwidth Capping by ISPs?WhorfinWell it's sorta both, ISP's really need us, the government is the one's who cry were running out of ip addys and they own more than half themselves, so there solution is ipv6 and jack up prices!
Theoretically, if I connected my computer to two different internet ISPs, would I have a faster connection?Brian JonasSimple answer...theoretically, yes.
Is there any currently available consumer solution? No.
Theoretically, it may be possible. You'd have to find a way to use two NICs (Network Interface Cards) ...
