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Summary: In order for two computers to use one DSL modem, additional hardware is needed in the form of another router or a wireless router. Eliminate the need for a wireless Internet router with help from a computer specialist in this free video on Internet connections.
Mike Rickert has been working in the computer industry in different capacities since 1995. Rickert holds a degree in business from CSULA, and he is the business partner of the owner of...read more
"Sharing a DSL connection with multiple computers in your home. If you have two or three computers; you have one upstairs, one one in your one of your child's room, and one in your home office, and you want them all to connect to the Internet through one DSL connection this can be done. It requires some additional hardware. There's a couple of different things you can do. Either one requires a router. You can have a router like this with a cable, and each computer is physically connected to the cable, so the advantage of this is that you're allowing multi multiple connections; however, you have to run the cables through your house, so it's a little bit inconvenient. Another more convenient way that a lot of people have have chosen to do in recent years is go with the wireless router. This eliminates any need for cabling through your house, and you can connect multiple computers. And this signal is broadcast through your house, and each computer will pick up on it."
eHow Article: How Can 2 Computers Use 1 DSL Modem?