How can I allow two remote dialup users to connect my computer through my telephone line at the same time?
930902
are you talking about allowing 2 other computers with dialup access to connect through your phone line while you're also connected? well whatever the case is, dialup only allows one computer to be connected to the internet at a time, unless you have multiple phone lines. if you only have 1 line and your computer is connected, no other computer in the same home can connect at the same time you do.\n\nalso, now the price of the slowest dsl, which is still tens of times faster than dialup, is about the same as most dialup services. why not make the switch?
1184049
No you cannot. Unfortunately you need to have 2 seperate broadband accounts,as an ADSL account is tightly attached to your physical phone line (and number). For a successful ADSL cnnection you need matching:\n- Phone line (that you connect your modem)\n- pppoe/pppoa username/password (sometimes optional)\n\nSo, you cannot share the same ADSL account from 2 seperate phone lines (different numbers).\n\nAs wired networking is out of the question, I'll not get into the details of multiple pppoe/pppoa accounts using a hub/switch, nor internet sharing using NAT/PAT router with a single account (this is the most common option).\n\nIt seems wireless networking is the most cost effective option for the long term.
924368
No you can not connect a dial-up through this one.\nDial-up connection uses different modem (phone modem basically), dlink 502T is for broadband based connection only (ADSL technology). \n\nGo for broadband based connection since you have already got a BSNL phone connection it will be very quick, now a days they install broadband in just 7 days.
183702
on the remote computer....\nwhat do you want to configure? which connection? operating system?
490640
You need a voice modem to make calls with your computer that will work both ways. Also, you need special phone calling software. Try http://www.voicecallcentral.com/
1088042
Lot of technical stuff need to be digested.. here in simple terms..\n\nYour PC/Laptop should  have modem, which connected to telphone network.\n\nAt your ISP premises, there will NAS( Network access server),which supports multiple modem connections from numerous dialup users like you, that is this NAS also connected to telphone network.\n\nNow, you and your destination network ( computers  ) are physically connected via telphone network.\n\nBefore you communicate with destination computer( could be Internet browsing or your corporate server), lot of connection negotiation messages exchanged between NAS and your computer, there you will be supplying username and password, which will be verified at NAS. Once your credentials are matched, the floodgates are opened to your desired network( for example Internet)
526998
use a gateway which supports both the ends.\nmore info on http://www.cisco.com
294064
If you don't use dial-up...why do you want computer caller ID??!  With DSL/Cable you can use the phone and computer at the same time.  Move the phone to your computer desk
134113
Most of the popular remote control programs allow you to send and receive files while connected to a remote computer via a dial-up connetion.\n\nI find PC Anywhere the easiest to use.  \n\nLaplink Gold is another great choice.\n\nBoth support connecting to remote computers via a dial-up connection.\n\nThese programs are a bit pricey if you plan to make a one time connection.  And there may be cheaper alternatives for a one-time (or very infrequent) use scenario.  However, if you plan to use this connection regularly and wish to do it with the greatest east, I would highly suggest the use of one of the commercial programs that I listed above.\n\nGood Luck.
899572
nope, that's dial-up for you. Ask them to convert it to an ADSL line, otherwise you are SOL.
325786
I'm going to guess that you have OS X.\n\nYou will want to use a Remote Desktop service.
216560
hook your modem to the uplink on your router. hook the voip device into one of the router ports. hook you computers to the other router ports.\n\nthink of the voip box as a computer when you hook things up
372082
You can use the network connection wizard in the control panel.  You can link them together with a USB to USB.  You didn't mention if you were using, dial up or broadband.  Anyway this link may aid you:\n\nGood Luck
372662
you'll need your computer to have a modem installed if it has one then you can use dial up
225783
use a voip service. thats voice over ip you can use ones like skype or vonage, btw skpye is to call computer to computer
744049
u want 2 mean how 2 create a dialup connection using a GUI tool?\n\nStart->internet->more internet applications->kppp.\n\nIf u r using  RHEL or Fedora with gnome desktop.
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.