Thread: Internet Connection - Sharing PC & Mac
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Old 04-04-2005, 12:22   #10
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Re: Internet Connection - Sharing PC & Mac
No it is ADSL broadband which has an element of 'dial up' in it when compared to Cable.
Is their package restricted in any way (bandwidth / time?)
How is the PC connected to the Broadband at the moment Ethernet or USB?
Does the current ADSL modem have an ethernet socket on it?
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