To make Internet connection from 2 ISP's available to a workstation.

I have internet connections from two ISP's say ISP-1 and ISP-2. The connections from ISP-1 and ISP-2 lands in my switch and is available in the LAN. I can make use of each line by assigning the set of IP addresses that particular ISP has given to the workstations.
Now I want to add the bandwidths and by assigning an IP address to a workstation it should automatically route its request depending on the traffic. What software or hardware should be used. I have servers with MS Back Office server readily available.
Could you help me out in this regard?

1. RE: To make Internet connection from 2 ISP's available to a workstation.
lbyard Feb-16-01 07:11 PM
In response to message 0

What kind of connections are they? Larry

2. RE: To make Internet connection from 2 ISP's available to a workstation.
sureshmanne Feb-19-01 06:11 AM
In response to message 1

Both of them are 64kbps leased lines

3. RE: To make Internet connection from 2 ISP's available to a workstation.
lbyard Feb-19-01 05:21 PM
In response to message 2

I would sure look into replacing those lines with a cable MODEM or DSL connection if possible in your location. Multilinking and Multihoming might be options for combining the bandwidth of the lease lines. To read-up on them look in the Windows Resource Kit On Line (http://duxcw.com/faq/network/helpdoc.htm) and search with “multilink” and “multihoming” without the “”. Larry