I'm not sure why you would want two "separate" connections.  But, though I
haven't ever attempted it, I would assume you could do so without trouble.
Just as a computer can have four or five modems and get dial-ins, there's no
reason you couldn't do the same going out.

I have what is referred to as a "shotgun" setup on my system.  I have two
modems, two phone lines, and a multilink account with my ISP.  Using
multilink requires either Windows 98 (the Windows 98 DUN includes the
multilink option), or if running 95, a third party program.  I dial-up on
the first modem, it authenticates, then the second modem dials up and shares
the connection.  It's faster, but not as fast as I wish it was.  Thankfully
my DSL should be set up by the end of the month.

Does this answer your question?  Repost if not.  I have played around with
this a lot.

Kyle Elmblade
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>From: "Daniel Leung" <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 8:56 AM
>Subject: [PCBUILD] Two dialup connection at the same time possible?
>

>Hi
>
>Have any idea it can be done, say I have two modem, two phone line and two
dial up account. What else do I need to set it >up so I can surf
independently TIA
>
>Dan

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