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mulitple ISPs for downloading

Asked by youthworks in Telecommunications Providers, Networking Hardware Firewalls, DSL Lines / Cable Internet

Tags: ISP, T1, internet connection

Hello,
We currently use a full T1 for data but we are maxing out each day and looking to add more bandwidth. We have received proposals for bonded T1s (3.0Mpbs, 4.5 etc) which would double our speed, but we see 12+Mbps for Comcast business. We have heard it suggested that we could possibly use Comcast just for surfing/downloading and T1 for everything else (email, web site hosting, etc). Is this possible? Is this ideal?

Do you think we should just switch to Comcast for everything? It's significantly cheaper but doesn't give the 99.99% uptime (which isn't true it seems anyway).

Thanks.

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mulitple ISPs for downloading

Asked by youthworks in Telecommunications Providers, Networking Hardware Firewalls, DSL Lines / Cable Internet

Tags: ISP, T1, internet connection

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