>
Well, you are going to have problems trying to connect two cable modems
to the same line, since this is essentially like splicing two ends on
one ethernet cable and trying to plug in two devices at once. Won't work.
My suggestion is to fish ethernet cable through to the second floor
somehow or use wireless for the systems on the second floor.>
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Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group
The ethernet cable comes from a hub(connect to router) on 1st floor, if I fish it to
2nd fl. and plug in another hub, can I also get internet simulteneously from machines
on 2nd fl.?
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