I have two Internet providers, (one I just got a couple weeks ago) I wanted to keep my gaming PC separate from the rest of the household so I bought TDS internet so the family could surf the net without interfering with my gaming. Now, I have TDS internet taking over all the machines in the house, how can I keep this new internet out of my PC?
I have two internet providers, one is new (TDS), how do I keep TDS from taking over my PC?
- Thread starter Jwolfyn
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So if you have 2 ISPs, you have 2 modems, correct?
Assuming these modems are attached to two different cables entering your house (1 maybe DSL and the other maybe Cable Broadband), each of these should have a router attached (unless you have all-in-one modem/routers - Gateways).
You should therefore have 2 distinct networks.
Connect your gaming PC to the TDS network and the others to the original network.
Assuming these modems are attached to two different cables entering your house (1 maybe DSL and the other maybe Cable Broadband), each of these should have a router attached (unless you have all-in-one modem/routers - Gateways).
You should therefore have 2 distinct networks.
Connect your gaming PC to the TDS network and the others to the original network.
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