but primarily being a Windows programmer, I'm not sure if Apple would enjoy allowing that level of programming access, considering how proprietary they like to be. Likely, there would need to be some sort of Layer 2 "magic glue" to make this in any way a possibility. where en1 is my WiFi interface and en3 is my USB network interface, which simply results in: ** Error: The parameters were not valid.
I have also tried the following line in OSX's terminal: sudo networksetup -createBond bond0 en1 en3 Would it be possible to develop such an app for OSX? Is there already any 3rd-party software which does this on OSX? The closest thing I could find was IPNetRouterX, which I've failed to use for bonding USB and WiFi network interfaces. On a Windows machine, there are several 3rd-party applications which make use of bonding and load balancing multiple network interfaces for increased throughput, such as Connectify Dispatcher, for example.
That being said, USB tethering is less prone to interference, so if you absolutely need a solid connection and don't mind compromising speed, then go for it.Is this kind of link aggregation even possible? USB tethering is probably the slowest method since most phones still use USB 2.0, which tops out at 480Mbps. USB tethering will also drain your Mac or PC's battery unless you're plugged into a wall somewhere. You'll need the latest version of iTunes on the Mac or PC you're tethering - you can't tether an iPad to an iPhone or cellular iPad via USB. ASUS GT-AX11000 PRO WIFI ROUTER PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: GT-AX11000 Pro Tri-Band WiFi 6 gaming router, 2.5G port, 10G port, enhanced hardware, ASUS RangeBoost Plus, 5. If all else fails and you're unable to tether wirelessly, then consider USB tethering. All that and, unless you have an older iPhone or iPad, Bluetooth tethering is fairly superfluous. It's fairly slow, and you'll only be able to connect one device at a time. You'd only want to use Bluetooth tethering when you want to conserve battery on the device with the connection (iPhone or cellular iPad). How to connect to Instant Hotspot with your Mac.How to connect to an Instant Hotspot with your iPhone or iPad.
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