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dregnus · 12-05-2004, 05:37 PM

In regards to your question about networking...

The only way I know to set up a wireless network is to install wireless networking cards on all computers you want to have access, and then install a wireless router which usually accepts a broadband or DSL connection.

As far as AOL is concerned, I have no idea how AOL will work with it, especially if its dialup. It may technically be possible to turn the computer with the AOL connection into a wireless hot spot for the rest of your network, but again I'm not sure. Windows may have an Internet Connection Sharing for wireless networks to help in this department.

12-05-2004, 05:37 PM	#21
dregnus Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: November 21, 2004 Location: Georgia Age: 41 Posts: 29	In regards to your question about networking... The only way I know to set up a wireless network is to install wireless networking cards on all computers you want to have access, and then install a wireless router which usually accepts a broadband or DSL connection. As far as AOL is concerned, I have no idea how AOL will work with it, especially if its dialup. It may technically be possible to turn the computer with the AOL connection into a wireless hot spot for the rest of your network, but again I'm not sure. Windows may have an Internet Connection Sharing for wireless networks to help in this department. __________________ Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, I have no idea what I\'m talking about.