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What I need to know is this:

2 routers, 2 internet connections:

6 people on a LAN, 3 get internet from 1 connection, and the others from the other connection. Possible? and if so, does anyone know of a walkthrough on the net I could get for this?
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Post by [Fallen]Thumperup »

yes very possible

although I do not know of a walkthrough, but if it's windows I can tell you exactly how to do it.
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then please tell away.

Also question more for Bob, but is there a way do do this all with wiring and router setup so that any new computers hooked up automatically set up this way.

(also I'm more just curious now since the apartment above this one that I was hoping to get was just moved into today and this is no longer possible.)
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Post by [Fallen]Thumperup »

well computers that get their ip automaticly need a DHCP to tell them what address to use.

so the best way to do it is assign their ip's and gateways bla bla bla to the router specific, they will be 2 different networks but joined as one.
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What about 2 connections 1 router that combineds the two modems into one line? I am looking into the router needed now. More to follow.
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