I have a PC that is connected to a network which gives access to the internet. I wish to share this connection from the PC.
I can't connect anything else to the network apart from the PC itself.
Is it possible to share out the internet connection having the PC that is connected acting as a hub or something?
Ideally, I want to go wireless if possible.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks.
OM
"OM" wrote in news:1115256845.437037.203260 @g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
Yeah, you can get yourself a wire/wireless NAT router and be done with it.
"OM" wrote in news:1115256845.437037.203260 @g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
yes, you can install another network adapter in your computer, and bridge it to the one your currently using. then just plug another computer (via crossover cable) into the new adapter, and voila...internet to both
smowk
Get a wireless ADSL router and a USB wireless adapter for each PC that connects to the internet.
ADSL router - £72 (incl VAT)
Unless you have 3foot solid stone walls and a 300foot long house you should be fine for signal strength.
good luck
Harry
Harry wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
sounds expensive...especially with that weird symbol as a $ sign...
damn pennsylvanians
hahahahaha
smowk
Hmmm Shipiping from the UK will be a bit pricy for you US bods... ;o) and you will have to change the plug on the router...
You can always do as the Irish do and use 2 tin cans and a piece of string lol
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