Jello wrote:
] ] First, since it is a "default", it makes some sense that
] ] there is only one of them (whatever it is). There are
] ] some systems that feature multiple default routes, but
] ] these are typically either routers, supporting complex
] ] route maintenance protocols, or systems that use more
] ] than one default route in a sort of round-robin scheme
] ] (called multipath routing) to balance traffic through
] ] multiple routers. Mac OS X/Darwin does not support more
] ] than one active default route.
]
] Okay OS X guys... how do you get OS X to do this? I want to
] get two USB wireless cards and pool me and me neighbor's
] wireless connections into one big fat ass pipe.
]
] Any ideas?

Forget it. Unless the operating system has some internal load balancing capability you can't really do this. Even if you are using your host as a router you typically would need to pull BGP tables from both providers (HA!), although someone may have written some silly program for linux that load balances uplinks on a per TCP connection basis.

RE: Networking Configuration for Mac OS X/Darwin