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Wireless Question...

besty · 2005-01-09 14:19:38

hi, i currently have eircom's wired broadband service at home and have so share it between my laptop and pc that my sister uses. if i was to get something like ripwave could we have two of the receiver/modem things-one on each computer- and use the connection at the same time? thanks for any help ps my laptop is wireless…

09-01-2005 3:19pm

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besty

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hi, i currently have eircom's wired broadband service at home and have so share it between my laptop and pc that my sister uses. if i was to get something like ripwave could we have two of the receiver/modem things-one on each computer- and use the connection at the same time?

thanks for any help

ps my laptop is wireless enabled for use in college, does that make any difference?

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#2 09-01-2005 3:29pm

wanwarlock

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probably it's better to get a wireless router for the eircom???

i'm using ibb breeze using a linksys wrt54g wireless router. have 1 wired pc + 1 wired laptop + 3 wireless laptops connected (of course not all at the same time).

hope this helps

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#3 09-01-2005 3:51pm

besty

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yea, thanks man.i think ill just buy a router?i dont really understand the whole thing but im reading a review of a router on komplett.ie now and it seems straightforward enough..

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