i want to connect 2 computer the first is 150 m from the other i need rebeater or not?
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deffinately. w/o a repeater you shouldn't try go over 100m.
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Physically & logically connect the both the routers on same wired lan segment ensure SSID broadcast, passphrase, encryption key on both routers are same..... So that you will be able connect either of the router which can be placed at distance from each other without having to keep 2 different keys on your laptop..... or you can go for a repeater which isn't a router, it simply amplifies the signals that will help you save cost too
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Yes, you need another router. It will the fastest and most efficient way to do this. There is software you could install that allows it to be done through one of the computers, but it is a nightmare and you would always have to have both machines on. With the prices of Internet Broadband routers these days, why even bother.\n\nI won't fill up this page with the "How-to", so please take a look here:\n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1114037291160&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper
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set both machines up to use the same wireless channel/SSID and ensure that you choose the 'ad-hoc' mode of connection. Assuming that you have the right username/passwords set up on both machines ( If got mine with the same on each machine) and ensure that you are sharing disk drives , then you should be ok. Give it some time to connect , 60 seconds or so.
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If you have your cable you use for the internet, you might want to just try that out before you go out and buy a new cable.  Some of the newer network cards out there have auto negotiation for mdi/mdix, which means you won't actually need a special crossover cable to connect.\n\nWhen you have your two computers connected via one cable, you'll know it will work when you see link connection lights on both machines (usually the lights are right where you plug your cable into) and if your operating system shows your Local Area Connection as alive.\n\nIf you don't need to isolate your two computers and would like both computers to have access to the internet at the same time, a router will do the job nicely too.\n\nHope this helps!
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Use a router and network cards. Visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Router for more info.  Or you can use a hub which will split the connection as well.
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Install an additional network card on the PC with the BroadBand Connection (or check to see if it already has two NIC ports). \n\nMake sure the other PC has a network port.\n\nIf you don't have a hub, router, wireless modem or anything else listed by the other answers, simply take a regular network cable and cut it in the middle. \n\nNow connect the Transmit Positive (T+) wire from one end to the Receive Negative (R-) wire on the other end. \n\nConnect one sides' T- to the other sides' R+\nConnect the remaining R+ to the other sides' T-\nConnect the remaining R- to the other sides' T+\n\n(I can't remember right off hand which wire does what, so research the web or email me [cjmclellen@yahoo.com])\n\nTape the cable up and plug it into the two computers which will share the BroadBand connection.\n\nOn the PC that has BroadBand already, go to the Control Panel and run the Network Setup Wizard. Follow the instructions to enable a shared internet connection. \n\nDo the same on the other PC but choose the option "connect to the internet through another computer". \n\nBasically, your internet service provider thinks that only one PC is using the connection. And they're right in a sense. Only one PC has a direct connection to web. This same PC also has ANOTHER network connection, the one that links your two PC's together. By enabling ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) on the host PC, you have created a bridge between the two networks and it is serving as a Gateway. Though the second PC is able to connect to the web, it's IP address is local and is obtained from the host ICS computer. \n\nAnother method is logging on to eBay and buying a wireless broadband router and a couple WLAN cards or WLAN USB sticks. This way you might be able to pick up on your neighbors Wireless broadband connection and connect to it. Then, cancel your service and split your neighbor's bill with them. Or; if you don't like them, and/or you're a cheap scandelous bastard, just steal it and don't ever say a word about it.
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You have to be more specific when you're asking this question. What do you want to hook up???  Whats the purpose of hooking it up??? Is gaming involved??? INternet???\nWhat OSs are involved?\n\nIf you want both computers to link up, but limited to (eg. transfer files..)  you can use a number of methods:\n\nONe is the serial cable method. \nAnother is the parallel cable method. \n( for these two, you need to configure windows for direct connection. OR you can use a third party software such as "laplink" to connect )\n\nIf both laptops have network capability, try hooking them up via LAN, or use a Crossover Cable from port to port. \n\nLike i said, this involves a number of methods, you have to know what type of task needs to be performed.\n\nGlad to help.
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Your existing broadband connection will be either RJ45 or USB.\nYou will need a free RJ45 socket on each computer, to connect them - either with a single crossover cable, or two patch cables and a switch. \nI'm assuming the OSs are both Windows, and at least 98SE...\nThere is unlikely to be any need to have separate broadband connections for each computer - trust me!
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If you mean you want to network your two computers together using a USB cable, you can just use the networking wizard at Start --> Control Panel --> Network Connections. \n\nIf they're hooked together, they should see each other via your A-to-A cable.
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you cannot run 400MHz and 533MHz in the same pc\n\nbut if you link 2 PCs together you will be able to.
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First check if you both PCs have on-board lan cards (called Network ready or LAN ready motherboadrs). If anyone dosent have, buy one for it. You also need a LAN cable. The details are below:\n1> Netword Adapter/LAN card \n2>RJ-42 (4twisted pair) LAN clable.\n\ntell the shopkeeper to CLAMP the cable in CROSS format. CROSS is important. Now commect one end to one computer and the other to the other one. Your hardware is set up.\n\nNow just run the network setup wizard (found in control panel-->network connections) or Help center(start-->help).
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What exactly do u want to achieve here? You want to connect Serial ports of 2 routers?plz provide more details
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Try a data link cable that should work.You should be able to buy one from the manufacture or a third party manufacture.
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U need not connect them physically. If u hav any wireless networks cards in both of them u can create a home network and share the files etc.. Ur computer and laptop need not be in the same room but they should be able to receive the signal ...
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Ok, first check your cabling(are the cables plugged into place? Are the connector ok?).Next check your computer's IP settings in order to make sure that youre computers are in the same network class, but each one has a different IP address. After that try to ping the other computers (Start-\n>run->cmd and the command is ping ip_address  - eg.: ping 192.168.8.10). If all works well make sure your computers ar in the same workgroup
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More details. Are you both on the same network already? Are you both at home, within the distance reachable by a LAN cable? Are you both using the same Operating System?