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12-08-2001, 08:00 PM

OK, i'm to lazy to look through the rest of the posts, but i better as hell know how to do this because i'm going to school for my microsoft network egineering certification MCSE. I would suggest you stay AWAY from hubs, they are un reliable and jam. Instead get a switch. Much better. Doing the hub/switch and only the cable modem. you will need NAT software. Some work and some don't. I used to use All Aboard and that worked, but none of these are reliable. If i were you, compusa and best buy alyways have sales on LinkSys 4 port Routers for like $79.99. That eliminates your hub it's got a switch onboard. Then from just plug the cable modem into the WAN port and all the computers into 1-2-3-4 ports. turn em on bada bing bada boom. Now if you wanna get into more stuff, email me at BClaps@twcny.rr.com or Aim me at S10XtremeNSlamed.

Thats all there is to it ;]

12-08-2001, 08:00 PM	#33
BrandonClaps Posts: n/a	OK, i'm to lazy to look through the rest of the posts, but i better as hell know how to do this because i'm going to school for my microsoft network egineering certification MCSE. I would suggest you stay AWAY from hubs, they are un reliable and jam. Instead get a switch. Much better. Doing the hub/switch and only the cable modem. you will need NAT software. Some work and some don't. I used to use All Aboard and that worked, but none of these are reliable. If i were you, compusa and best buy alyways have sales on LinkSys 4 port Routers for like $79.99. That eliminates your hub it's got a switch onboard. Then from just plug the cable modem into the WAN port and all the computers into 1-2-3-4 ports. turn em on bada bing bada boom. Now if you wanna get into more stuff, email me at BClaps@twcny.rr.com or Aim me at S10XtremeNSlamed. Thats all there is to it ;]