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connecting 2 computers via broadband

ThE_IVIAcIVIAIV · 2004-12-16 14:57:44

i need help finding out where and what i need to get so i can connect my esat broadband with a pc in 2 different rooms in the house. i need 2 computers to be on broadband at the same time.

16-12-2004 2:57pm

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i need help finding out where and what i need to get so i can connect my esat broadband with a pc in 2 different rooms in the house. i need 2 computers to be on broadband at the same time.

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#2 16-12-2004 3:01pm

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#3 16-12-2004 3:05pm

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well ive tried alotta stuff liek that and i even called up esat bt and they said we arent really allowed to do that(use 2 computers with broadband) and they were no help.

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#4 16-12-2004 3:07pm

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the tidest way of doing it is to use a wireless broadband router and a wireless card in each PC. This will allow you to connect the machines to the BB connection and relocate them around the house without having to worry about wiring.

HTH

M.

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#5 16-12-2004 3:08pm

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yeah um its a possibility but i still wanna see how i can do it the way in my first post.. also is wireless any slower or different to normal broadband i got at the moment?

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#6 16-12-2004 3:09pm

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=209621

Would you look at that! A thread started less than a week ago about the exact same thing!

Who would have thunk it!?

Thread closed, use the other one ThE_IVIAcIVIAIV.

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