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I'm trying to do low cost DSL sharing btwn 2 comp. One is Athlon (Win98SE) w/2 D-Link NICs and one is Celeron (WinME)w/1 D-Link NIC. I'm trying to share using Internet Connection Sharing in Windows. Each comp can be identified in the workgroup but will not recognize the other. The adapters are OK (and protocols, etc) but they comps won't talk. What am I doing wrong? Also, when do I use straight enet cable and when crossed? I'm using straight b/c the manual said so.

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if you are not using a hub, switch or router beotween the two pcs, you need a crossover cable

ignore everything i say

Reply to Anonymous

Use a regular cable between the DSL modem, and one NIC on the PC with 2 NIC's. Use a crossover cable between the two PC's.

Reply to Anonymous

Buy a Cable/DSL router for <$100 for the smoothest no-problems setup and best money you've ever spent...

Considering time spent messin around you'll be way ahead!

Reply to CompSci

best buy has a deal this week where if you buy a copy of win xp you can get among other things..a free d-link 704 router ..I have this model and love it and use it to net 2 systems and share a cable modem at fullspeeds

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Is this an in-store special only? I can't seem to find it in their website.

Reply to RT2002

I assume that is it was in the Sunday circular in the newspaper

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<b><font color=blue>I'm a NASTY Intel\AMD\Nvidia\ATI user and I'm just gonna TAKE that d@mn cookie</b> </font color=blue>

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