BoxerFlat4

Dom -

ADSL. I assume that if I use ICS, I need to leave the desktop machine on whenever I want to access broadband, assuming the desktop acts as the "internet server" on ICS. If I use a router, is this necassary ?

[Edited by BoxerFlat4 - 10/1/2002 11:02:21 AM]

BoxerFlat4

Ok, here's another router question :-

I've got a wireless modem, the Buffalo AirStation (IIRC), which I'm not using at the moment, as I'm running my laptop directly off a broadband connection (Intel Pro DSL 3220). I've also got a desktop machine currently lacking any internet connection, although it's physically located right next to the broadband modem.


The ideal solution would be to share the broadband connection between the 2 computers, the laptop accessing it via the wireless modem, the desktop via convential means, presumably all connecting via a broadband router. Is this possible ? How would I go about setting it up ?

BoxerFlat4

bttt...

gregh

Use Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) on W2k or XP

blp

I used Netgear Wireless. Very Very Good stuff. Drop me a line if you have any questions.

DominicA

I think it would depend on the buffalo kit. Are u talking ADSL or cable modem??

suba

if you use ICS, a PC (the host) will need to be on for the sharing. if you use a router, only the router need to be on. you can then plug your wireless AP into the router.