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I run a simple crossover cable network between 2 PCs, and they share the internet connection, which is via an *internal* PCI ADSL modem installed in one of them.
Question is, if I want to avoid the physical cable running through the house, and go wireless, whats the simplest solution I can get away with?
> Any recommendations for a USB wireless option?
Linksys (Cisco) or anything by D-Link
I've been looking around at wireless USB adapters - some of them have pretty bad reviews from previous buyers. Mainly because of either rubbish drivers, or rubbish signal strength.
Any recommendations for a USB wireless option?
Thanks again
At the moment, ICS is working OK, so I'll stick with it.
Regards,
Danny
Then, use Internet Connection Sharing to allow this.
It's quite an easy job you'll be pleased to hear.
I'd stay clear of Bluetooth, the range isn't good for this sort of thing and I don't know the speed implications.
Regards,
Danny
After getting that hardware you would still have to use ICS. Which is a pain. I have a wireless router, that also has a built in ADSL modem and 4 port network switch. It wasn't expensive and allows me to either fit wireless components or use wires to attach my PCs to the router. Also using a router means that you do not have to have both PCs on when the one without the modem wants to use the internet, where as you do with ICS.`
I run a simple crossover cable network between 2 PCs, and they share the internet connection, which is via an *internal* PCI ADSL modem installed in one of them.
Question is, if I want to avoid the physical cable running through the house, and go wireless, whats the simplest solution I can get away with?