That would be the problem.  Obviously i wouldn't be using them both at the
same time but my daughter couldn't use her computer in the house if I was on
computer in office; therefore, the best solution is to run CAT 5 cable from
current router to new office.  Thanx to all for assistance.  It is nice to
have a place for us neophytes to come to learn.

stephen r stanfield 

 

-------Original Message-------

 

From: John Sproule

Date: 06/20/05 11:18:40

To: [log in to unmask]

Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] DSL Hookup

 

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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From: "srs" <[log in to unmask]>

To: <[log in to unmask]>

Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 2:05 PM

Subject: [PCBUILD] DSL Hookup

 

 

> 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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