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hey I have 5 different WNICs, when I got out to panera I can see multiple routers for other public APs. I know its possible but I'm not sure how to set up load balancing between the APs. Any information or links would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
 

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is it that easy? I did find these instructions from geekquestions.com

Step 1,

Open regedit.

Go to [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NetBT\Parameters]

Add the valuename RandomAdapter if it does not exsist, make sure you add it as a REG_DWORD (DWORD Value).

Enter 1 as a value data to enable RandomAdapter or 0 to disable it.

Step 2,

Add the valuename SingleResponse if it does not exsist, make sure you add it as a REG_DWORD (DWORD Value).

Enter 1 as a value data to enable SingleResponse or 0 to disable it.

Step 3,

Reboot your computer.

Done!

Note! Make sure both RandomAdapter and SingleResponse have the data value 1 or the load balancing will not work.
 

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well i changed the registry settings that did nothing for it. Bridgine the connections just kicks me off completely probably b/c they are both wireless connections I believe the bridging (in windowsXP) is only use for different media type like wireless to ethernet. What I have done (leaving those registry settings alone) was disable QoS on both nics which will allow traffic to pass through wither NIC now it dosen't speed up the downloads however it does seem to speed up the webpage loads while downloading but on the other hand I dont see the website traffic going through the other network connection. I will continue to post what I try here and anybody with any insight please post and let me know. Thank You.
 
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