Common solutions for two computers sharing the Internet

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Cross line:

The line sequence at one end of a twisted pair of wires is

White orange, orange, white-green, blue, white-blue, green, white-brown, Brown,

And the other end of the line sequence is

White-green, green, white-orange, blue, white-blue, orange, white-brown, brown.

One, dual network card Common Internet

1, need three network card, and a computer system is WinXP otherwise need agent software.

2, a computer plug in two network cards, b computer A network card.

3, from the broadband cat out of the network cable inserted with a dual network card on a computer network card, another network card with a crossover line and B computer card connected.

4, set up two computer IP for the same network segment, such as a:192.168.1.1, b:192.168.1.2

5, a computer set up a broadband connection, set to Automatic, and open the Internet share.

6, so that two computers can access the Internet at the same time, but only a B internet access.

Second, switch sharing internet

1, switch one, 2 network card, three straight line, a computer system is WinXP otherwise need agent software.

2, from the cat out of the network plug into a switch interface, two computers are inserted into an interface.

3, set up two computer IP for the same network segment, such as a:192.168.1.1, b:192.168.1.2

4, set up a broadband connection on a WinXP system computer, set to Automatic, and open Internet sharing.

5, the advantage of this connection is that two computers can be connected to the Internet at the same time, you can dial the Internet alone.

Third, broadband router sharing internet

1, broadband router One, 2 network card, three straight line.

2, from the cat out of the network plug into the broadband router Wan, the other two computers are connected to the broadband router LAN port

3, according to the instructions to configure the broadband router

Router

4, two computers do not have to establish a broadband connection directly to the Internet