Solve : PLZ REPLY HOW TO CONNECT A PC TO A LAPTOP??

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Answer» How to connect a PC with a DSL modem connection to a laptop with a wireless card, without a router. PLEASE explain step by step. OS is windows XP Thanks for UR help and time in advance 1. System Requirements: a. Do both the PC (desktop?) and laptop need "Internet" access? b. Why do you want to connect them together? (1) To share files and/or printers between the PC and laptop? (2) To share an internet connection? 2. What resources do you have? a. DSL modem b. Home router c. Switch d. Hub e. "crossover" ethernet cable 3. PC Configuration: a. Does it connect directly to DSL modem? b. If YES, using an "ethernet" or "USB" connection? c. If no, how does it access DSL modem? d. Does it have a "wired" ethernet port (network adaptor)? e. Does it have a "wireless" network adaptor? f. Does it have a "USB" port? 4. Laptop Configuration: a. Does laptop have a "wired" ethernet port (network adaptor)? b. Does it have a "USB" port? I hope i could reply well to the questions. 1. System Requirements: a. yes both desktop and laptop need "Internet" access. b. Why do you want to connect them together? (2) To share an internet connection? 2. What resources do you have? a. DSL modem DSL modem external to the computer and is wired to the computer's Ethernet port Its AZTECH DSL605EU 3. PC Configuration: a. it connect directly to DSL modem b. If yes, using an "ethernet" connection f. lt has "USB" port. 4. Laptop Configuration: b. it have a "USB" port it has a wirless card NETWEAR I recommend you buy a router. It lets you share files and internet. See http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_nr_n_0?rh=n%3A172282%2Ck%3Arouter%2Cn%3A%21493964%2Cn%3A541966%2Cn%3A172504%2Cn%3A300189&bbn=172504&sort=price&keywords=router&ie=UTF8&qid=1260045777&rnid=172504 for one.1. Router. A wireless home router (with four wired ethernet local area network (LAN) ports) is your "best" option despite your search for alternative methods. It permits: a. Your LAN to share a "single" public IP address for Internet access. b. Isolates (secures) your LAN behind hardware firewall included in most home routers. c. Usually has four wired ethernet ports for LAN. d. Provides "wireless" access to your LAN. e. BRIDGES your "wireless" nodes to "wired" nodes of your LAN. 2. Hub or Switch. If your ISP will provide or lease additional public IP addresses (Internet) to you, you could place a "hub" or "switch" between the DSL modem and your computers. Does the laptop not have a "wired" ethernet connector? 3. Internet Connection Sharing (ICS). Without a "router" or "MULTIPLE" public IP addresses issued by your ISP, the computer connected to the DSL modem needs to share its Internet connection. You can do this using the provided Microsoft ICS or other third party software, but you still have to connect the laptop to desktop host. You might do this by: a. Adding USB wireless adaptor to desktop. b. Adding second "wired" ethernet adaptor to desktop if laptop already has "wired" ethernet adaptor (you only said it has "wireless" card) and an ethernet "crossover" cable. c. Using "firewire" cable with compatible connectors for desktop and laptop firewire ports (they may require different physical connectors). Assumes both computers have firewire ports (and an IEEE-1394 network adaptor built-in?). d. Using special USB "bridge" cable with additional networking software. (Must not use regular USB cable or you could electrically damage both computers). 4. Reference(s): a. http://www.home-network-help.com/index.html b. Network Diagrams for Home Computers c. Windows XP Internet Connection Sharing d. Microsoft ICS, or Internet Connection Sharing e. AnalogX Proxy f. Firewire Facts: What's a 1394 Network Connection? g. Firewire Networking Guide Easy 400Mbps Networkshi, desktop has been connected to the laptop without router. My brother has fixed it. Thanks for ur time and also letting me know the websites.What hardware, method, or connection scheme did he use? Or simply put, how?...probably method #3 (ICS)...I know this can be accomplished with this program as long as both computers have an internet connection www.Teamviewer.comQuote from: dahlarbear on December 08, 2009, 05:25:10 AM What hardware, method, or connection scheme did he use? Or simply put, how? wireless card is a netgear wireless router Sorry, i thought it is not a router, without router there is no connection. thanks Quote from: searcher on December 12, 2009, 02:48:05 AM wireless card is a netgear wireless router The Netgear wireless card in your laptop is a router? Can you post a model # for it?

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How to connect a PC with a DSL modem connection to a laptop with a wireless card, without a router. PLEASE explain step by step.

OS is windows XP
Thanks for UR help and time in advance
1. System Requirements:
a. Do both the PC (desktop?) and laptop need "Internet" access?
b. Why do you want to connect them together?
(1) To share files and/or printers between the PC and laptop?
(2) To share an internet connection?

2. What resources do you have?
a. DSL modem
b. Home router
c. Switch
d. Hub
e. "crossover" ethernet cable

3. PC Configuration:
a. Does it connect directly to DSL modem?
b. If YES, using an "ethernet" or "USB" connection?
c. If no, how does it access DSL modem?
d. Does it have a "wired" ethernet port (network adaptor)?
e. Does it have a "wireless" network adaptor?
f. Does it have a "USB" port?

4. Laptop Configuration:
a. Does laptop have a "wired" ethernet port (network adaptor)?
b. Does it have a "USB" port?
I hope i could reply well to the questions.

1. System Requirements:
a. yes both desktop and laptop need "Internet" access.
b. Why do you want to connect them together?

(2) To share an internet connection?

2. What resources do you have?
a. DSL modem
DSL modem external to the computer and is wired to the computer's Ethernet port
Its AZTECH DSL605EU
3. PC Configuration:
a. it connect directly to DSL modem
b. If yes, using an "ethernet" connection
f. lt has "USB" port.

4. Laptop Configuration:

b. it have a "USB" port
it has a wirless card NETWEAR

I recommend you buy a router.
It lets you share files and internet.
See http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_nr_n_0?rh=n%3A172282%2Ck%3Arouter%2Cn%3A%21493964%2Cn%3A541966%2Cn%3A172504%2Cn%3A300189&bbn=172504&sort=price&keywords=router&ie=UTF8&qid=1260045777&rnid=172504 for one.1. Router. A wireless home router (with four wired ethernet local area network (LAN) ports) is your "best" option despite your search for alternative methods. It permits:
a. Your LAN to share a "single" public IP address for Internet access.
b. Isolates (secures) your LAN behind hardware firewall included in most home routers.
c. Usually has four wired ethernet ports for LAN.
d. Provides "wireless" access to your LAN.
e. BRIDGES your "wireless" nodes to "wired" nodes of your LAN.

2. Hub or Switch. If your ISP will provide or lease additional public IP addresses (Internet) to you, you could place a "hub" or "switch" between the DSL modem and your computers. Does the laptop not have a "wired" ethernet connector?

3. Internet Connection Sharing (ICS). Without a "router" or "MULTIPLE" public IP addresses issued by your ISP, the computer connected to the DSL modem needs to share its Internet connection. You can do this using the provided Microsoft ICS or other third party software, but you still have to connect the laptop to desktop host. You might do this by:
a. Adding USB wireless adaptor to desktop.
b. Adding second "wired" ethernet adaptor to desktop if laptop already has "wired" ethernet adaptor (you only said it has "wireless" card) and an ethernet "crossover" cable.
c. Using "firewire" cable with compatible connectors for desktop and laptop firewire ports (they may require different physical connectors). Assumes both computers have firewire ports (and an IEEE-1394 network adaptor built-in?).
d. Using special USB "bridge" cable with additional networking software. (Must not use regular USB cable or you could electrically damage both computers).

4. Reference(s):
a. http://www.home-network-help.com/index.html
b. Network Diagrams for Home Computers
c. Windows XP Internet Connection Sharing
d. Microsoft ICS, or Internet Connection Sharing
e. AnalogX Proxy
f. Firewire Facts: What's a 1394 Network Connection?
g. Firewire Networking Guide Easy 400Mbps Networkshi, desktop has been connected to the laptop without router. My brother has fixed it. Thanks for ur time and also letting me know the websites.What hardware, method, or connection scheme did he use? Or simply put, how?...probably method #3 (ICS)...I know this can be accomplished with this program as long as both computers have an internet connection www.Teamviewer.comQuote from: dahlarbear on December 08, 2009, 05:25:10 AM

What hardware, method, or connection scheme did he use? Or simply put, how?

wireless card is a netgear wireless router
Sorry, i thought it is not a router, without router there is no connection.
thanks Quote from: searcher on December 12, 2009, 02:48:05 AM

wireless card is a netgear wireless router

The Netgear wireless card in your laptop is a router? Can you post a model # for it?

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