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I have read this question and have been googling trying to do what is in the title, with no luck. I´ve tried bridging connections, ICS, etc.

I have two separate internet connections from two different companies at my disposal. I have got the NLB in Windows 7 working using these two connections. The computer I am using for this task has two NICs and one wifi card. I´ve used the wifi card and a NIC for the NLB and works well, as well as using the two NICS for the NLB.

But now I need to share this NLB connection in my home network. Is this possible to do using only Windows 7 or what can the experts recommend?

Alternately, should I be looking at another OS?

Thank you all for your help

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You should get an appliance like a router or L3 switch that can load-balance connections across multiple uplinks. Trying to do this on Windows 7 is not a great idea. It wasn't designed to act as a router, nevermind one that load balances multiple WAN uplinks.

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