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Before DSL came to my neck of the woods, I had a successful network of 4
computers running through a G-band router/hub. They connected to a host PC
that had the modem and dial-up using Microsoft's ICS (Internet Connection
Sharing). I haven't had any experience with AOL's dialer; however, if ICS
can't prompt AOL's dial-up, you may find one reason to drop that service in
favor of a TCP/IP-based dial-up. I have a strong feeling you can still use
AOL as it is on the Internet Explorer list of connections.
HINT: if you have little network experience, be sure to have a USB jump
drive handy because at the end of the ICS host setup, it will ask you if you
want to install a setup disk. This USB setup disk will make the setup of the
client computers effortless.
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From: "Phillip Williams" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, December 25, 2009 10:29 PM
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: [PCBUILD] wireless dial up
> I have a dial-up connection that connects on average at 48 to 50k. I
> found a great deal on a wireless G router and wonder if it would be
> possible to use it with dial-up. Hopefully, one day I'll have a faster
> connection service but for now I would love to be able to have a
> wireless connection throughout the house without the headache of
> running new phone lines. My main internet pc is in the basement.
>
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