Help: How fiber optics can be double dialed superimposed

If you use the sea spider double dial to superimpose it successfully, you can see that both dials have traffic, when the sum of the network speed is still the original speed limit. You use two computers to dial up at the same time, and at the same time Thunderbolt BT, remember to click a few more files at the same time. See if the sum of the internet speeds of the two computers is limited to the speed limit.

If you are subject to a speed limit, there is no need to toss. That's what mine is.

My optical cat can not be an account can be double-dialed, but dial another no signal, I have no problem with 2 accounts to dial alone, I don't know if it is 10m or 100 to the door to our home, under the experiment that day, see what is the dialing speed of a single port 2 computer,,I am now optical cat 2 ports do not connect to the switch 2 ports are each dialed are 10m,Do not affect each other,See what happens to a single line。

Being able to double dial does not mean that it can be stacked, whether it can be stacked, you can find a dual-WAN device to test it.

Simultaneous dialing is impossible, there is no overlap in network speed, and each account can only correspond to one fiber line.

Optical fiber broadband converts the data to be transmitted from electrical signals to optical signals for communication. At both ends of the optical fiber, there are "optical modems" for signal conversion.

Optical fiber is the most ideal one of a variety of transmission media in broadband network, which is characterized by large transmission capacity, transmission capacity, low loss, long relay distance, etc. Optical fiber transmission uses wavelength division multiplexing, that is, the data of multiple users in the cell is fused into high-speed signals using PON technology, and then modulated to different wavelengths of optical signals are transmitted in an optical fiber.

The difference between optical fiber broadband and ADSL access mode is that ADSL is electrical signal propagation, and optical fiber broadband is optical signal propagation.

1. Click the "External Network" - "Dual Line" tab, set the "Enable Dual Line" at the bottom to ON, 2. Set the WAN to "Ethernet LAN" and set it to "LAN Port 1".

3. Check "multiple pppd support" below

4. "Dual-line mode" is set to "load balancing".

5. In the "Internet Connection" tab, select WAN in the "WAN Type" item, 6. Save and restart the router after modification.

No, you need to have a multi-broadband account and password.

And the router is multi-WAN, and it has to be divided into several routes. There is no way to dial more than one line for a single line.

Let's change the routing system, this one is not supported. Tomato Dual supports multiple dialing. A common router can only dial up a WAN port once.

Unicom's broadband may allow 4 machines to access the Internet at a time, but no matter how many times you dial up, their total bandwidth is the same.

1: If you want local telecom to support multidial overlay, you need to distinguish between port speed limit and account speed limit, and it is useless to dial multiple ports with speed limit 2: The number of connections in your broadband account must be greater than 2 to achieve double dialing.

3: Buy a router with a single line and set the account password.

The light does not need to be double-dialed, because there is no need for ADSL, the network cable is connected to the wireless router, and the dial-up is set up in the wireless router.

First of all, the telecom room must support it, and the number of account connections must be greater than 2.

If it is the ** online Internet is the port speed limit, 2 dials or even 10 dials do not make sense, and it must be fiber broadband to make sense.

Solution: 1: Use a multi-WAN port router.

2: Use the router with OpenWRT to dial multiple lines with a single line.

1. Click and touch the "External Network" - "Dual Line" tab, and set the "Open Dual Line" below to on, <>

2. WAN is set to "Ethernet LAN" and set to "LAN port 1".

3. Check "multiple pppd support" below

4. "Dual-line mode" is set to "load balancing".

5. In the "Internet Connection" tab, select Zhimin to talk about WAN in the "WAN Type" item, and <>

6. After modifying it, save it and restart the router.

Well,The specific technology is an industry secret,At present, only Xinxiang can really balance the load,To tell the truth,I haven't used Xinxiang,It's too expensive,Whether it's really a balanced load to test yourself,In the past, old-fashioned Internet cafes used a computer to install multiple network cards instead of multi-WAN port routing (there was no such router in the past).

Your question: How? I try to speak in the vernacular, but it may be inaccurate to explain, according to the manufacturer's data analysis, there are currently two ways (assuming that there is only one route for two computers):

1. Suppose that two broadband entry routes of 2M are connected to telecom and Netcom, two computers are connected to LAN ports, and ** conditions are set, assuming that a game is a Netcom server, his external port is 4567, if the router finds that there is data to go to the 4567 port, it will be sent to Netcom's WAN, in the same way, if it is to go to the data of Telecom, it will be sent to the WAN of Telecom, this cannot be regarded as a standard balanced load, he just does it. So the bandwidth doesn't add up, and your maximum bandwidth is still 2m.

2. The equipment is the same as above, the broadband is two telecom broadbands, respectively 8m and 2m, respectively connected to the WAN port, which can be manually set or automatically adapted, the ratio is 8:2, you** a movie, 80% of the data goes to the 8 trillion port, 20% of the data goes to the 2 trillion port, this is a standard balanced load, and the total bandwidth available to you is 10m.

1. Manually set the port of online banking to only use the fixed port. It's a compromise. And if the router lacks this feature, it will cause you to fail to log in to online banking or the game cannot be connected.

2. Xinxiang's product has solved this problem independently, and you don't need to set it up, but I haven't used it, and I don't know what will happen. And the thriving router** is relatively unreliable, so don't consider it at home.