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==Simple Download Bonding==
This is a poor-mansman’s bonding setup, but would be effective, but not as flexible is using additional hardware such as a Firebrick. As AAISP manage download bonding, the simplest set up is as follows:
 
*You have 2two or more ADSL lines with AAISP (either BT, or TT, or a mix)
*You have a block of IPs, big enough for your LAN
**The first usable IP will be Router 1, the second Router 2, and the rest will be for your devices.
*You have 2two standard ADSL routers (e.g. supplied by AAISP)
**The ZyXELSZyXELs can be configured to use the other router as a fallback gateway (giving some level of fallback if the ADSL goes down, this isn't configured automatically by AAISP router programming)
*You plug the routers, and computers etc. all in to the same network switch
*You pick onone of the routersrouters’ IP addresses to use as the gateway on your devices, (or you can set up a DHCP server on one of the routers)
**You could use one router as the gateway for half of your devices, and the other router as the gateway for the other half - thus giving some level of upload bonding
 
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