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[neil]

I have a question.
Is it possible to run 2 lines on a single modem? In the modem stats for xdsl why there are two paths path0 and path1.

is it possible to combine two lines in a single connection?

[Weaver]

These are different types of ‘applications’ different sorts of traffic with different requirements, but there is still just the one physical line. The first chapter or so explains all: https://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-G.992.3/en


Interleaved path and fast path may be where you have seen these terms used. Also ‘bearer 1’.

[j0hn]

I have a question.
Is it possible to run 2 lines on a single modem? In the modem stats for xdsl why there are two paths path0 and path1.

is it possible to combine two lines in a single connection?

Yes there are modems that can do this.

Some modems have 2 x rj11 DSL sockets.

Some other modems have a single rj11 socket but with 4 active pins instead of the standard 2. With these modems you wire both incoming pairs to a single rj11 connector.

I think there might be some fritzbox's that do this.

I'm not sure if such modems only work with xDSL bonding or will run 2 independent circuits. It's not something I've looked in to much.