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Article #715Re: Simple(?) Networking Question
From: Dave Brockman
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 00:00
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 00:00
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Ken Stoorza wrote: > > If there is a FAQ for this question, I would appreciate someone pointing me > to it. > > I have AT&T@home and want to add another computer. The second machine has a > NIC card installed. Is this a simple matter of: > > a. purchasing an ethernet hub > b. connect the input of the hub to the output of the modem > c. connect the current system to the hub (it should function normally at > that time) > d. connect the "new" computer via to the hub > e. install the new IP (where?) just like it is installed in this machine > except, of course, it's different > > Then it should work? > > Thanks.... > > Ken Yes! This is a cheap way to go as long as they don't charge too much for the second IP address. -- Dave Brockman/Portable http://www.oz.net/~daveb aka litterman@ztac.net - http://ztac.net/klc aka pmtv@ztac.net - http://ztac.net/pmtv
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