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Tomson Box - connect to two machines

iTom · 2010-07-24 16:16:43

Hi all Ive a really quick question. Im the owner of a G5 and a IMac. My G5 is currently connected to the world wide web via Tomson THG520 box. My problem is that i want to connect my iMac to this also. It only has one ethernet connection. Do I need a router or will a splitter of some kind do so that I can connect my IMac…

24-07-2010 4:16pm

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iTom

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Hi all

Ive a really quick question.

Im the owner of a G5 and a IMac. My G5 is currently connected to the world wide web via Tomson THG520 box. My problem is that i want to connect my iMac to this also. It only has one ethernet connection.

Do I need a router or will a splitter of some kind do so that I can connect my IMac also? any suggestions as to what and where I might buy one if so...

thanks
iTom

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#2 24-07-2010 8:40pm

Webmonkey

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Purchase a ethernet switch and connect one of the ports to this modem. Probably using a cross over cable but a lot of switches can handle the straight through cables using an uplink port. Then connect as normal multiple PC's to the switch using regular straight through cables.

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