[muglo] Re: Networking
- From: Tee Cashmore <teecashmore@xxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 20:54:54 -0400
On 29-Jul-05, at 1:20 PM, Tim Kearn wrote:
> I am 'new' to networking computers so please be patient...
> What I have are a iMac (CRT model running Tiger) and an iBook
> (clamshell running Panther) and would like to hook them up to share a
> wired Internet DSL connection.
> Would I use a router for this?
Yes. This would be a good time to connect with "ISP.ca" for your DSL.
> Could the both be connected to the Internet at the same time?
Yes, they can be.
> Does Symaptico charge extra for this?
No, because with a router they only see one computer, but I do not
recommend Symcrapico, especially following Ilberts message earlier this
week about the evil one, who has reappeared again! Now established that
Symcrapicos software was the major source of troubles, with Microsaft
idiotic stuff thrown in.
> I would also like them to share the printer, scanner, external hard
> drive, cd burner, etc. that I currently have connected to USB hubs
> Would I do this through the router or stay using the hubs?
> TIA,
> Tim
The hubs are probably the easiest way.
TTFN,
TeeC
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