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[align=center][quote]Sorry for this stupid question:[/quote] Uhm , what if I already connected my [b]Smart Bro DSL[/b] and I want to connect my Globe Tattoo stick. [hr] Here it is : If I connect the s
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2010-05-02 01:09:45
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[align=center][quote]Sorry for this stupid question:[/quote] Uhm , what if I already connected my [b]Smart Bro DSL[/b] and I want to connect my Globe Tattoo stick. [hr] Here it is : If I connect the s
It can work simultaneously but not fused together in one connection. 
[spoiler]Digital Subscriber Line and Wireless [b]not[/b] Digital Subscriber Line [b]FUSED[/b] with Wireless.
You can use both connections but individually. .gif)
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Thought, [b]you can combine[/b] them using W(ide)A(rea)N(etwork) method with dual WAN and Wireless WAN routers, but that's all I know...
Try researching CISCO. Maybe they have some ideas regarding DSL and Wireless combined in one connection.
Honestly, I never encountered wireless and DSL combined using WAN method, only two different connections. 
[spoiler]Digital Subscriber Line and Wireless [b]not[/b] Digital Subscriber Line [b]FUSED[/b] with Wireless.
You can use both connections but individually. [/spoiler]
Thought, [b]you can combine[/b] them using W(ide)A(rea)N(etwork) method with dual WAN and Wireless WAN routers, but that's all I know...
Try researching CISCO. Maybe they have some ideas regarding DSL and Wireless combined in one connection.
Honestly, I never encountered wireless and DSL combined using WAN method, only two different connections.
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