Setting up your Mac or PC to use multiple Ethernet connections at the same time is a very simple task. In fact, any computer running Windows 7+ or Mac OS X can connect to any combination of available Internet connections. In most cases, setting up multiple Internet connections on your computer doesn’t even require any extra hardware.
If you’re trying to connect multiple Internet connections for faster speeds, note that your various connections must come from different Internet sources. For example, Wi-Fi and Ethernet networks that are connected to the same router cannot be combined for increased bandwidth using channel bonding applications like Speedify, because they both share the same upstream network.
Step 1: Connect Your First Ethernet Cable
Step 2: Connect Your Second Ethernet Cable
Step 3: Combine Ethernet Connections with Speedify
Now that you have both Ethernet links connected to your computer simultaneously, you might want to combine both networks for faster and more reliable Internet. This is where Speedify comes in. Speedify is a cloud service for Mac & PC users that combines all the Internet connections available to your computer to create a single fast super-connection.
To get started, simply download Speedify here. Then, log into your Speedify trial using the email and password combination we emailed to you, and once Speedify is running, you’ll see both Ethernet connections detected. That means you’re using both for their combined speed and reliability.