Summary: im going to set up a network in my apartment and i would like to know what would be better. it is going to be 4 computers (2pc, 2 labtops, 2-3 printe...
Summary: I need to network 2 PCs with no router or hub. The PC with the internet connection (what I want to share with the other one) has a 3com 3c905-tx nic a...
Summary: Andy, Curt and Adam are on track here... Pay attention... My home LAN comes from the cable and is hooked up like this...Cable to cable modem, to cable...
Summary: I recently signed up for DSL. Cable is not in my area yet. I want to hook my DSL up to two computer and my playstation 2. A router cost about $40 do...
Summary: I'm planning to get a cable internet. Which one will be good to hook up two computer on a network. Two computer is Window XP operating system. Which o...
Summary: It's like asking the difference between a car and a table!! Router and hubs are two completely different equipements!! Hub: Is a multiport repeater. ...
Summary: if you want to network two computers, you can use XP's ICS. right now, my laptop is connected to my 2nd pc, which is connected to my router. a hub se...
Summary: Hi i have 3 computers which have network cards. They have standard crossover cable. In the host comp i have 2 cards each going to the client computer...
Summary: I have a few questions involving using hubs and routers to connect multiple computers to the internet. I already have a hub that connects a mac and a ...
Summary: Hi, Short version: Can i share files between a PC (Win98) and a Mac (8.6, G3) using DAVE and a *hub* -- or would i need a *router *for that task? ...
Summary: I assume you are using a DSL Router with NAT, First you need to plug your DSL Modem into the WAN port of your Router. Usually it is the port that is ...
Summary: Am attempting to network 3 computers running win 98se. Using linksys 4port dsl/cable router as a hub and am sharing one interntet connection. The inte...
Summary: Hi there, I work in an office where there are only 4 computers on a network. One computer is hooked up to the dsl modem, and also a hub and a router....
Summary: I have a W2K server that issues IP addresses using DHCP, this works only on the computers that are attached to the router. These computers are also me...
Summary: ATT;WAGDOGG! Howd you do it? I have 2 comps running Win XP Home ed. connected to Linksys Cable/router BEFSR41, the internet on both works fine but I h...
Summary: I have a linksys cable router with a built in 4 port switch. this is my link to the ethernet. I would like to put a freesco router in behind with a di...
Summary: the best way is: 1) to get the IP info off the designated machine (machine with assigned name from cable provider) 2) ping ip addresses near the assig...
Summary: A hub is basically used to connect a group of PCs together in a LAN. A router is used to connect the PCs plugged into the HUB to other LANs or the In...
Summary: Hi: I want to know can a router and a hub or switch connect together in a network. I am using a router right now to connect all the computers together...
Summary: Background: First there was one computer in my house and I decided it was a good idea to get broadband cable. Everybody was happy because the connect...
Summary: Buy the Linksys Cable Router. (Model # BFSR41 or something like that) You may have problems with the Hub so the Router is better if you want to get b...
Summary: I'm using the router to generate IP's, I connected it to a hub to generate more ports. Using ghostcast I'm trying to broadcast a 6GB complete xp imag...
Summary: 5 or less computers you could go with a HUB. I'd go with a router though, there more secure, no bottlenecks, and not that much more expensive. ...
Summary: I still dont get why a router is better. I want someone to send me a link to the cheapest router or hub that is at least 4 port. Remember I want one t...
Summary: I use a D-link DI-713P router at home. I wanted to monitor the data coming from my cable modem (or tap it). Is there any way I can mirror or "span" (s...
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