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Re: Networking help!
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Originally Posted by Tom Schindler View Post
A simple solution would be to use a load balancing router..

http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=452

Good luck.
YES!!!

We have the mega Cisco version of this at the university. I've run that before. Load balancers rock! (but the hardware can be pricey (the small 2 WAN 4 port that Tom suggested will run you around 100 + shipping (source: froogle)). Not really sure its worth it.

You can also use the free line to run a little web server / file server. You don't need a lot of bandwidth if it's not high traffic, and a dedicated IP/incoming line is perfect for that.

Or Folding@Home. Just a suggestion.

Jacob
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