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You have just saved me tons of cash, thanks!
Makes me happy to hear that
Best video ever , but deep inside i still wish there was some way to combine the speeds from all other devices
This is very helpful. Thank you!
Speedify isn’t meant to increase your speed, at least not in that mode, it’s meant to take the data you’re uploading and spread it out across all the networks. So you might only have 50mbps upload speed, but your data is being spread across 4/5 of those. So you’re essentially getting 200mbps.
There are several considerations when it comes to test the bonding.
1. it has to be completely different ISP for each connection. For example, the cell phone and the LAN internet probably using same T-Mobile, which those 2 devices are connected to same tower, then the speed increase won't be benefit so much
2. For using bonding paid software like speedify, there are several things that plays in factor
a. The server bandwidth is at full capacity because being public
b. The connection from your local ISP to speedify is not good that you suffer terrible speed, probably the ISP throttle or something.
I have used speedify in the past and it even gave worse connectivity than standalone connection. Plus it tends to flag your connection as using peer-to-peer and forced me to use the server in Europe, which is very far away from where I was
Or just setup a OpenMPTCPRouter with a good Server at the other end.
Bonding connections for the complete network
Thank you for showing how shitty gimmicks exists in the internet. I'd go for hardware
I tried so hard to combine 2 connections into 1, but i caaaan't success i tried everything but caaaaan't i start believing that this is impossible to combine 2 connections,
it's not impossible...if this method doesn't work for you somehow...check speedify...it's an app dedicated to bonding networks
Thanks, I was considering trying speedify, but it appears it will not do what I was looking for.
Too many speedily users are saying differently.. don’t think your tests where good
when you use their app its showing me 60 mbps (30+30) it will work only on their app not any other application like steam or epicgames etc
thank you - excellent video.
I don't believe you treated Speedify fairly. There are multiple modes on Speedify that you didn't set up. One option is for fail over, the other is for speed...
Is there an alternative for MAC users?
Can the free Microsoft software include your cell phone in the bond?
If you manage to install your phone as a modem, yes...can be done via easytether or pdanet if you want i have made videoa on them too...just add them to the bond and it recognizes them as any other modem
Bro leaked his IP
Not my real IP anyway lol
Dear friend. Thank you for this video. Somehow this does not work for me. I use my standard lan internet and one wifi 4g over my phone. I bridge them and I don't get the same result. I install speedify and it was instantly utilizing both. Is there any setup to the bridge or something I need to do in order to make it work? I am using windows 10 home. Maybe that is the issue?
yeah me too!
@@hatsuzuki_9610 its a 50/50 thing even with speedify its not working well. Win 10 does it poorly. Win 7 instantly combines speeds. Dunno what's wrong.
it really would be cheaper to get a residential gigabit service than to pay for all of these individual connections and speedify.
Rural areas tend to not have fiber.
What will give the best speeds then.
The best video about bonding multiple internet connections I ever saw.
Network bridge does not bond anything. Speedify does but their servers are slow to see much benefit.
Load-balancing could achieve some benefit.
Overall, OpenMPTCPRouter is the way to go.
Can you retest speedify with it's bonding mode set to 'Speed' instead of 'Streaming'?
Where i live, speeds drop to about 5 mbps at times, so i combine 3 or 4 connections with speedify and it gives me about 15 mbps. The bridged method doesn't seem to increase it for me tho.
I can do that, i'll let you know here
@@OMNITEK any update?
@@OMNITEKany update?
Your spedify is setup for bridge or failover?