Archived from groups: alt.comp.networking.connectivity (More info?)
Ok this may sound rediculous cause I hate AOL myself but...... I have a
customer that wanted me to set up two PC's in their office to share the
Internet connection. I went over and made a crossover cable to connect the
two PC's. Went to the PC with the Internet connection and realized they had
switch from their former ISP to AOL. With a normal Internet connection you
just right click on the connection, select properties and go to the Advance
tab to share out the connection...... Right...... With AOL you don't get
anything when you right click on the connection icon.
My question is: Can you set the LAN connection to bridge with the AOL
connection?
Archived from groups: alt.comp.networking.connectivity (More info?)
"Danny C" <Danny@CarwileEnterprises.com> wrote in message
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> Ok this may sound rediculous cause I hate AOL myself but...... I have
a
> customer that wanted me to set up two PC's in their office to share the
> Internet connection. I went over and made a crossover cable to connect
the
> two PC's. Went to the PC with the Internet connection and realized they
had
> switch from their former ISP to AOL. With a normal Internet connection
you
> just right click on the connection, select properties and go to the
Advance
> tab to share out the connection...... Right...... With AOL you don't get
> anything when you right click on the connection icon.
> My question is: Can you set the LAN connection to bridge with the AOL
> connection?
>
> Danny
> www.CarwileEnterprises.com
I've been able to get an AOL DSL connection shared for one of my clients by
using the USB connection (on the blue external DSL Modem) for the primary
computer and the Cat 5 connection for the second computer. Each works well
and is independant of the other. No lack of bandwidth on her DSL line. I'm
not sure if this is what you have in mind.
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