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Network Hardware - Help Please

morgana · 2004-06-03 22:57:03

I currently have 2 PC's and 1 laptop (win xp) in a wired network. I'll be moving house soon and a wired network isn't possible without major tunnelling :ninja:. Internet connection is ISDN. One of the PC's already has a wireless network card built in (can't remember whether its 802.11b or g but hopefully is g). Ideally I…

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I currently have 2 PC's and 1 laptop (win xp) in a wired network. I'll be moving house soon and a wired network isn't possible without major tunnelling :ninja:. Internet connection is ISDN. One of the PC's already has a wireless network card built in (can't remember whether its 802.11b or g but hopefully is g).
Ideally I would like a router to provide NAT & firewall etc. but have difficulties identifying a suitable device. Would something like the SMC Barricade Wireless G 54 Mbps 802.11g, with 4-port switch do the job? I currently have no TA (but can get hold of an internal PCI one) so I suppose that would go into 1 of the PC's.

Sitaution should look something like this:
Wireless network for all three machines, ISDN connection shared (preferably NOT using ICS).
Any suggestions?

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