Share WiFi Connection ?

Sep 04, 2007 2 Replies

Hi All,



My housing area using WiFi Internet Provider for the residents to access to the Internet. After get authenticated thru the ssl then we're be able to access to Internet.



At home, I got 2 PCs and 2 notebooks. FYI, my WiFi Internet Provider not allow more that 1 session to sign to surf. So I would like to get assistance from u all how can I share my WiFi connection, so that every PCs & notebooks be able to access internet. What device I shld use to link to WiFi network with single sign on and share the connection.



Pls advise. Thank you.


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afuadb hath wroth:

What you probably could use is a "travel router". Some of these (not all) are designed to connect to a network via wireless, and distribute the single IP address to multiple computers via NAT.

I know the WTR54GS will work (because I sorta have one), but all of the other travel routers I found will NOT.

(overview)

(only one client)

(probably won't work but I can't tell from the rotten description)

(won't work)

(dialup only)

You'll also need a small 4 port ethernet switch as most of these only have a single ethernet port on the travel router.

Another way to do this is with a client radio (wireless ethernet bridge) and any olde ethernet or wireless router. For a list of possible bridge candidates, see the FAQ at:

Literally any router with NAT will work for the router part.

Is this a ppoe or ppoa connection? If it is it might just needing to get a router. you can set up the router to do the authentication.

Dennis

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