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computer networking question
i just bought a new computer to take with me up to the citadel, i got it today and hooked it up in my room. i dont have internet acess with it yet...and i was wondering if they sell wireless routers that would allow me to share my cable connection with the computer in my computer room so i don't have to have a wire running across the house or pay for another box. if such a thing exists can someone please explain how much they generally cost and what exactly i need to buy.
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http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp ... uct&cmp=++
is this what id need to buy to do what i wanna do? |
get a linksys wireless router. not too expensive
http://www.linksys.com/products/product ... 5&prid=544 thats a nice one, i guess. it all depends, do you need a really fast speed? like, really fast? cuz there are 3 types of wireless connections, A, B, and G G is the fastest and backwards compatible with both A and G B is what I have, it works fine with everything i need to do, download movies, music, surf the web, AIM, all that, i'd recommend B. I have no clue what A is, i think its just like B, just not compatible with B. So surf the linksys site, they have a variety of wireless routers. pick what you want. |
If you only have two computers, don't even bother with a Router.
All you need is a network card in both computers and a good antenna hooked up, and you're good to go. That's how I'm set up....I share DSL with the computer in the main house (I'm in an outhouse type thing).... Network cards were 65$ NZD each, antennas 20$ NZD each.... |
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SMC baby numba 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
-Over at hardforum.com the networking junkies over their always bitch about Linksys just in general saying how much crap they bring out etc, they always recommend SMC, D Link, and 3-com for any networking needs. |
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edit: i also want everything to plug into the usb or something so i don't have to install any hardware...i probably should swing by bestbuy, circuit city, or comp usa. |
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wireless medium to your CITADEL computer ? Good luck. If they're in the same area (within 50 feet of each other), a basic Linksys Wireless router will suffice. |
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so basicly your saying just 1 wireless router will sufice to allow 2 computers to share an internet connection, or would i need one wireless router and one antenna? |
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understand this first kthx |
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OSI is l337
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Aye, wonder what it wouldve looked like they hadnt come up with a ISO standard for the data-packaging procedure.
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Good way to remember it:
Please Do Not Throw Sausage Pizza Away |
um wtf? so what do i need to buy to do what i want to do???
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Go get a pair of shiny italian leather loafers, along with some Calvin Klein man-thong underwear. Then, get a few tight fitting button down shirts, with vertical or slanted wide-set stripes. Buy tight white bellbottom pants to match. This should enable you to hit all the gaybars in town, finally fulfilling your need for man-lust. Theres nothing to be ashamed of anymore silly! You're in the military now! Once you start humping dudes left and right, you'll be all set for the Citadel. You'll also probably stop hating all other races, because you'll realize that the guyz are totally hott! |
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i think its a PBKAC. (problem between keyboard and chair) |
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the WAN port of the router. From there, you can either get a wired or wireless NIC card and configure the systems appropriately: your router will create the local addresses (eg. 192.168.1.2) for your computers to access the internet. The OSI is just a model of how data is encapsulated for travel across mediums and the proper way to re-assemble it. I'm rusty but there's not much to it... |
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i ended up buying a wireless router and a usb network adapter im out 100 bucks but everything works great.
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