Sep 26, 2020 08:00 AM
(This post was last modified: Sep 26, 2020 08:31 PM by SIM-1980240.)
Surrounded by a dozen of redundant internet connections and stuck with using only one connection? Or you ask yourself what is the point of hacking my neighbors Wifi if I can only connect to a single internet connection at a time. Then it looks like you found the right tutorial! By design the core TCP/IP technology only allows us to utilize a single interface for connecting via internet at a time, there is no provision for combining bandwidth of two interfaces to achieve higher speeds. A new technology named Multipath TCP is now available which allows connections to use multiple paths for maximizing resource usage and increase redundancy but is only supported by modified Linux Kernel and Apple iOS, which uses Multipath TCP to support the Siri application on iPhone.
How to install and configure dispatch-proxy:
Download and install Node.JS - http://nodejs.org/download/
Please reply and let us know how you plan to use it.
If you are using windows and hate the command line the is a paid application that does the same thing called iNetFusion+
Don't have redundant internet connections in your area? Check out my thread to buy a cheap hotspot to boost your internet speeds!
How to install and configure dispatch-proxy:
Download and install Node.JS - http://nodejs.org/download/
- Launch node.js command-prompt and use
npm install -g dispatch-proxy
- to install dispatch proxy.
- Make sure you are connected to more than one internet connections (LAN, Wifi, Mobile internet, etc.)
- Check your config by using the dispatch list at node.js command prompt; this should list all your connected network interfaces.
- Start dispatch proxy in HTTP proxy mode using dispatch start --http, you will be shown the address:port of the local proxy you need to use to route connections via dispatch proxy.
- Configure your application to connect via dispatch proxy.
- Enjoy the combined bandwidth capacity of all your internet-connected interfaces.
Please reply and let us know how you plan to use it.
If you are using windows and hate the command line the is a paid application that does the same thing called iNetFusion+
Don't have redundant internet connections in your area? Check out my thread to buy a cheap hotspot to boost your internet speeds!



