How about simply setting up a wireless network?

Kevin


John Sproule wrote:

> You might be able to simply get another modem for use in your new
> office, if
> your DSL service uses PPOe, which requires a kind of sign on process
> similar
> to that used for a Dial Up connection.  You wouldn't be able to have both
> the home and the office computers using this connection at the same time,
> though.  To do that, you would require a new account for the computer
> in the
> office.
>
> John Sproule
>
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> Subject: [PCBUILD] DSL Hookup
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>
>> Hello all.  I have had dsl hookup with small telephone coop for 3 1/2
>> years.  I recently built an office outside of my house.  I had the cable
>> run out to the building.  they are telling me I have to run a Cat 5
>> cable
>> from my router/hub out to the new building.  Why can't I get another
>> router/hub and connect it the same way as I have this one?
>
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