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| Thread ID: 94773 | 2008-11-11 20:23:00 | Desktop/Laptop Internet | f1frossy13 (14307) | Press F1 |
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| 719616 | 2008-11-12 10:15:00 | Actually MushHead you are right, that would be the best thing for f1frossy13 to do, but i think f1frossy13 is with Telecom (from the modem he has) so this means he will have to get someone to get the settings from his old modem and move them to the new one. Cause remember Quote: "Technically Challenged here" Maybe the best solution is to just get a wireless router, eg D-Link 524UP, Linksys WRT54Gx & put the ethernet WAN port for that into the 302G & then hook up his desktop to the LAN side of that & then get the wireless bit going for the notebook. The default settings for most routers should be OK, as long as the router uses a different LAN address to the ADSL modem. Failing that, if you don't mind using wires to connect the laptop, just find an port ethernet switch - that should be much cheaper & no setup issues to speak of. |
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| 719617 | 2008-11-12 10:33:00 | With the D-link DSL 302G I think you can hook one computer up with USB and the other with ethernet, so no need to buy any more gear; dont know how to though, this may help ftp://files.dlink.com.au/products/DSL-302G_TX/REV_C/Manuals//v4.00/DSL-302G_Manual_v4.00.pdf |
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