Hi any body can help me ,can we make two dail-up connections in one PC?
99931
Quite possible. No need for USB Modems too. Simple PCI card type modems ought to do it. Dial each one after the other. Select both. Bridge 'em. Then connect the bridge to your high speed lan.
901407
With LAN, just a crossover cable will suffice. with wifi then an absolute doddle.\n\nThere is a wizard to help you set the netwrk up, run it on both machines, make sure that both machines are marked belonging to the same group : mshome for example - and away you go.\n\nIf you have problems, please be a tiny bit more specific - eg; hardware or software queries.\n\nYou do *** NOT *** need a server to connect two PC's, you do not even need a hub.
576002
if u have a network adapter card (LAN card on both the machines) then buy some cat-5 type cable get some one to crimp it for u with tow RJ-45 adaptors and make sure they are "crossed" not "strait" connection then join the two machines with the cable and then use a network wizard to configure the two systems together "create a small lan or bussness", folow the instructions
797241
you just need an ethernet network card in each pc and just connect with a crossover cable...........all cheap stuff........10-15 quid the lot          try this        http://www.homenethelp.com/web/diagram/crossover.asp
161234
you might look into getting a Virtual Private Network.  It's a secure, internet based technology where you can connect between PCs in different locations.
1077080
Use your PC's network setup wizard and buy cat5e cables... but then again I am not very sure... somebody will hopefully give you a better, more detailed, and accurate answer. Good luck on this daunting task.
824927
Nope, you don't want to run two firewalls at the same time. They'll do nothing but slow you down. You don't even want the windows firewall activated when running another firewall such as Black Ice.
321301
It depends on your ISP.  Some will just charge you more for having 2 at the same time.  Others will break the first connection when the second gets on, but most ISPs do something to discourage the practice because it's "freeloading."
509079
The easiest way is to setup a network to connect them both to. The standard way to setup a network is to use a router, most networks can easily be setup, once you get a router you will need to configure it so it will function as you want it to, then you will need to connect both computers through the router. This should allow you to share files between the computers as well as share your internet connection.\n\nAnother way to do this works if you have Windows XP or I think Windows 2000 lets you do this too, but that is to share your connection that is going into your main computer. To do this you will need it to have two different network cards, one is your existing one that you use to connect it to your DSL connection, and you will need a second one to connect to the other computer, in this case your laptop. In your Network Connections option in the control panel if you right click the connections one of the options is "Bridge Connection" by clicking this you are able to have the connections shared which should allow the laptop to access the internet connection through your desktop.
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You need to set one up as the master, the second as a slave.  You will need them to be connected to each other, either by wireless or hard wired.  - Wireless is best!\n\nThen use the WinXP home network wizard.\n\nGood luck - and dont worry it never works correctly first time!!
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To connect them select "Direct Cable" when setting up the network. On your dual boot you will have to set it up twice. One in each instance oof windows. ME and W2k.\nIf you decide to setup broadband through one computer and allow the second computer to access the internet thru the first, use two different brand of NIC in the first computer. This will reduce conflicts when setting up your first computer.
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You will only be able to split your traffic between the two connections with a load balancing router. What I mean is there is no readily available way to connect your 4mb line and 2 mb line to give you 6mb of total bandwidth.\n\nAbout the cheapest you can go is with the D-Link DI-LB604.\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833127069\n\nThis router will allow you to make both Internet connections available to your network, but it lacks any built in wireless connectivity.
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You need a Y connector that will cost you less then half dollar, install a lan card in second computer, configure its IP and Connect both of your pc with the single Cable Connection line, but remember your cable operator can sniff that you are using two computers and charge you double. Your both pc will not able to connect to each other but will able to connect cable net.\nTo avoid double charging you may need a cascading proxy server. and to connect both computer to one another you will need a hub or switch.
851959
If you want to connect 2 computers, you'll need a router.\n\nIf it's a single computer, call Yahoo/SBC support for help.
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if both the computers are having ethernet ports then you can connect them using an ethernet cross cable...or you can also connect them by connecting their serial ports...
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use LAN cable.\nif you want to connect more than 2 computer. use a router and a hub. \nall computer can be used to acces the internet at the same time.
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use the windows wizard to configure the network connection, and use the same workgroup for both computers\n\nnext, configure the both network connections with a static ip addresses.. that means.. in the TCP/IP parameters you have to set for exemple 192.168.1.1 as an ip address and 192.168.1.2 for the seconde..and using the subnet mask as 255.255.255.0 this to set the two computers at the same network\n\nat the end share a folder in one computer and access to it from the seconde\n\n&#92;&#92;"the ip address of the distant computer"&#92;\n\neg \n&#92;&#92;192.168.1.2&#92;\n\nhope this can help ;)