@NetFixer I wouldn't waste time on T based carrier for that little speed based on that money. Far as duel line goes it wouldn't be fully operational in this case as it would have more than one addresses and it would only complicate the matter and invalid the secure session between the two party which is already being routed in a complex niche. This would only work if they did offered 2x/4x bonded pair with same address thus multiplying the current bandwidth.
At this time every 1sec I receive 6-7 UDP/10-32 tcp unsolicited callbacks. Not counting the data that is constantly being routed and filtered based on the current rules which is encrypted and has personal rules based on the user. My network is capable of broadcasting and connecting to over 1200-1300 hosts which is always on secure channel.
There is a very good reason for me being so secretive about where my upload bandwidth is going. I have in the past routed traffic via DS line with 54mbps link but soon after many of them accounts were terminated by the admin after they seen the excessive bandwidth usage.
PS: Make 0 mistake that security is top priority here when it comes to transmitting data via secure channel. As their outdated SPI/DPI switches wouldn't able to decrypt the data let alone read the data payload seg. Far as QoS goes my data is OSFed and is being masked with another URI scheme that ISP wouldn't dare delaying lol. Best my ISP can do is suspend or terminate my account for excessive bandwidth usage.
Make 0 mistake that security is top priority here when it comes to transmitting data via secure channel. As their outdated SPI/DPI switches wouldn't able to decrypt the data let alone read the data payload seg. Far as QoS goes my data is OSFed and is being masked with another URI scheme that ISP wouldn't dare delaying lol. Best my ISP can do is suspend or terminate my account for excessive bandwidth usage.
It sounds as if bandwidth and/or caps are the least of your problems. Considering AT&T's relationship with the NSA, I would suggest that you switch to Comcast ASAP. -- A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. »portscan.dcs-net.net »nature-pics.com
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