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Cable Networking?
Name: Fritty Date: March 28, 2006 at 21:14:43 Pacific OS: Win XP MCE CPU/Ram: 3.2GHz 1GB Product: Buit it Myself!
Comment:
Would it possable to put two separate cable modems in two seperate rooms and connect them via coaxial cable thats already existing in the wall? In short, can you have two cable modems(not being used for internet) and connect them by a coaxial cable and still get connectivity through the computers attached to the cable modems?same with DSL modems?
Im not really planning on doing this, ive just been wondering if its possable!
Name: Richard59 Date: March 29, 2006 at 05:30:34 Pacific
Reply:
Not that I'm aware of. Would be a waste of hardware too. You could get two wireless network cards and run an ad-hoc network between the two without any modems.
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