Yes, any router or hub will offer this, Bob.
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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE) & Security
Bob wrote:
I have two computers, one with Win 98 and one with Win XP. I would like to
be able to connect then both to the same in line. I do not need to use
them
both at the same time. Could there be a type of router or hub that would
permit me to connect both computers to my Internet Providers Box with out
having to disconnect one each time I want to use the other?
Hub, switch, router ... What is the difference between a hub, router and switch?...Bob... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
Re: Simultaneous DSL and cable modem access on a SBS network...sorf ot. ... The nature of the hub is that it will not ... if all you have is a router between you ... with only a single NIC in your SBS you won't even ...server (which I don't think it has, ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Simultaneous DSL and cable modem access on a SBS network...sorf ot. ... Yes, I do mean an actual hub (actually, 2 16 port hubs, one uplinked to ... As it stands right now, the cable modem is hooked into the router,...server (which I don't think it has, ... "More Information" button on what ports need to be opened to the SBS. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Problem setting up a small network ... I guess one of the things you didn't consider it that the router will also ... Along with that if he does have a hub and not a switch then he may have ... week and downloaded and ran Ethereal, a free packet sniffer he recommends. ... "The evidence pointed to a problem in the network... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
help needed with www access and router setup problem ...hub, before I started experimenting with two physical routers. ... the WAN and NIC cables to a D-Link router.... web (could not resolve internet addresses). ... When I ran route, I got this: ... (comp.os.linux.networking)
