Summary: I recently purchased a router to share a dsl connection in my home. The setup is as follows: Ethernet connection from dsl box to router Ethernet conn...
Summary: It can be done by installing a second NIC in one PC - to connect to the dsl, the other to connect to the second PC. Then the second/other PC accesses ...
Summary: Are there any walkthroughs/how-to's on how to set up internet connection sharing using a router with a built-in 4-port switch? im trying to share my ...
Summary: That was helpful Joshua. Yes you can share dsl with a switch but you have to use XP's ICS [internet connection sharing]. This requires a pc to have t...
Summary: Yes you will have to get a router and two nic cards. Some new computers already have the 10/100 ethernet card/port built in. Might want to check if ...
Summary: I have DSL with ATT and had little or no problems. A new roommate came in with a PC Windows XP Pro and a US Robotics Wireless router. At first no pr...
Summary: I have a PC on which I configured ICS, and I am trying to share DSL with a MAC. My PC has two NIC's, one which is connected to a dsl modem. the MAC on...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to share my DSL (verizon) connection with 3 computers, (1)W2Kpro configured to be used as a server, (1)Compaq with XP pro, and (1)sp...
Summary: The normal configuration is this: The DSL/Cable modem are connected to the WAN port on the Netgear router with a RJ45 cable since the DSL/Cable modem ...
Summary: Buy a less than $100 Linksys DSL/Cable Router. Easy, handles DHCP, NAT, security and Internet Access. Does 100MB file sharing between connected comput...
Summary: I would get a DSL router/switch (about $100) and another network card for the second computer. The other advantage that the DSL router/switch gives th...
Summary: I have a small office and am installing DSL. My current setup is a Dell server with MS 2003 standard. i have 5 workstations and they are all connected...
Summary: Hi guys, I have an HP Media Center PC using my DSL connection @ home. My house is network ready, so I'm using the network outlet of my office for this...
Summary: not sure how you accomplished the sharing without a router. What do you have your computer's IP set to, the public (internet) IP address, both of them...
Summary: I'm currently running 3 PC's through a WiFi adhoc network. Internet sharing is made via XP ICS and 56k dialup. Am upgrading to ADSL in a few days time...
Summary: Hi! Could anyone please tell me how I can share files betweent 2 computers thru a linksys BEFW11S4 router?. My laptop is running Win2K and I dont have...
Summary: Hello, My boss just bought a 4 port Belkin dsl/cable router for his two office computers. One runs XP and the other runs NT. The software that came ...
Summary: I have a satellite internet connection which requires that I have a computer running as a proxy server, connected directly to the SAT modem. I have a...
Summary: I recently purchased a Linksys Etherfast 4-port Cable/DSL Router in an attempt to network my 2 pcs together and have net access on both of them. I fol...
Summary: You can try to use the machine that can access to internet in dhcp mode with no gateway and subnetmask addresses, also in the computers that are going...
Summary: What wanderer and scooter78 are saying is the best way to go but to give you some other ideas for future computers is you can use the hub in conjuncti...
Summary: I have dsl with a hawking modem/router in one. I have my computer with IIS running and I want to be able to let people see my site. So i set up an ip ...
Summary: i just bought a dsl/cable router and trying to connect 2 pcs using it.how do i configure the computer(or the host computer)...which protocals to use.....
Summary: I've got a few PC's sharing a DSL connection through a basic router/hub. A mac user has moved in and would like to share DSL as well. Anyone know ho...
Summary: I'm running a Win2K box with ADSL here in Hong Kong. I've also got an i-Mac running OS X 10.2.6. They are both connected and sharing files via a 4 p...
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