At 19:47pm -0600 on 12/31/03, you (David M. Ensteness), wrote: > Just that, but many ISPs do not endorse and some actively discourage > the use of network hookups for sharing of broadband. Dialup ISPs > generally do the same. > > You can share your connection just by plugging all those items > together. However, most ISPs only send out a couple IP addresses to > each hookup, so you are best off having your router issue IPs to each > Mac/PC. That way your ISP only sends one IP to your house but all your > computers get access.
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