Yes, a router plugged to modem allow you to connect more computers. Self-install kit usually does not contain a router. No. You will not need an additional phone line. ADSL technology allows simultaneous analog (voice or fax) and DSL (data) transmission over the same telephone line. You still use your phone as you do now. Yes. ADSL technology allows simultaneous analog voice or fax and ADSL data transmission over the same telephone line.

Yes, unless you have a USB modem. If you have a USB modem you can upgrade it for $25.00. The cheapest and most reliable method of hooking up the second computer is to run a CAT5 cable from your DSL Modem and Hub to the second computer. If this is not practical, we have wireless solutions and equipment that will allow you to use your power outlets to network your computers. Call us at 397-2601 for more information.

This question is almost impossible to answer as each kind hook has a different load capacity. The most common 10ga through 8ga gauge stainless fishhooks normally hold about 80 pounds static weight with little or no flexing. If the suspendee swings during a suspension the force on the hook can change dramatically (the dynamic load generated will be much more than the static weight of the person and the rig). Hooks are always a crucial variable that must be tested.

Yes. Verizon FiOS Internet Service offers you the ability to create a home network so that multiple computers can be online at the same time. If this is a new FiOS installation, you will receive a wireless router with your order and you will need to use the Verizon router with your service.

Yes, multiple users in an office can use the same DSL line. In fact, CCI Net Business DSL service supports almost unlimited users. Some of our business customer are linking as many as 50 computers to a single Business DSL line.

IMPORTANT: All Internet users should add firewalls to their computers to stop hackers from gaining access to their systems. No computer system is completely secure when connected to the Internet regardless of the access network in use. A few years ago, hackers generally ignored home and small office Internet users. This is no longer the case. As more individuals and businesses connect to the Internet, hackers are targeting home and small business users in ever-increasing numbers.

First, check to see that the status and link lights on your modem are lit. The modem is the box that the telephone line is plugged into. If you donâ??t see a link light, unplug the modem, followed by the router, the box that the computer is plugged into. After both are unplugged, wait about 10-15 seconds and plug the router back in, followed by the modem. After doing this, the power and link lights should come back on. This should always be the first thing ou try.

Customers who subscribe to our High Speed Internet packages can network or connect multiple PC's on a home network. The service is automatically configured to provide IP addresses to the additional computers. All you need to do is purchase a network hub or router, the cabling, and connect all the computers and devices together. This error often occurs due to an incorrect user name or password being entered.

Yes. WisperTel's service will support multiple computers. Additional equipment will probably be required such as an inexpensive DSL Router or switch. WisperTel-authorized LAN Agents are available to help.

Our installer will bring one connection into your home. However, you can connect this to a personal network if you wish that will let you connect several computers to the WiFi connection. Our installation does not include a home or business router; it ends at the single connection we bring in. If you would like for us to help you with a network in your home or office we would be happy to do that.

Utilizing the right equipment you can, in theory, hook up a limitless amount of computers to your connection. You will need to take into account that the connection speed will suffer if you share the line with other computers.

If you only have one phone jack in the house, run a phone line from the wall to the â??Lineâ?? port in the back of the DSL modem. This line from the phone jack to the modem should not have a filter of any device such as Caller I.D., fax machine, answering machine, etc. After running the line directly from the jack to the Line port of the modem, hook up your phone to the Phone port without a filter.

Yes. You would be required to provide your own networking equipment such as a hub and a network card for each computer. Flashcom would assign each computer its own IP address, which would allow for simultaneous Internet access.

There are several options for sharing a DSL connection between several computers. You can utilize a Hub or an Ethernet Switch to hook up multiple computers to your DSL. (There is a $5.00 monthly fee for each additional computer that you hook up to the Hub.) Another option for sharing the DSL line with more than one computer is to purchase a Cable/DSL router. A router allows you to hook up as many computers to your DSL as you like, with no additional monthly fee.

Yes! With GTI's Business DSL plans you can share your single DSL line with multiple computers. Most GTI DSL plans include a 4 port Ethernet router. This means you can connect up to 4 computers to the DSL router. Every machine will need a 10 Base-T (RJ-45) Ethernet card. If you wish to hook up more than 4 computers, you simply need to have a Ethernet hub or switch.

Yes. You can share your DSL among computers within a small home network using any of several DSL router products. The product should be capable of IP masking and NAT (Network Address Translation), and include an Ethernet hub (10Base-T or 10/100Base-T). Follow the router's installation instructions to connect your home network to the router and the router to the gateway.

The website was designed to be as easy to use for dial up users as well as those using a high-speed connection. Of course dial-up users must wait longer for clips to load, but this should not affect general access to the program and its features.

DSL service without a router: You won’t be connected as soon as you boot up your computer. Once your computer is started, you have to connect to the service with the PPPoE client. After the connection process, your computer will be online. Can I still talk on the telephone / send faxes when I’m online? Yes, DSL technology uses frequencies other than the ones required for voice communication. Both can co-exist on the same telephone line.

Unlike a dial-up connection a DSL connection is always on. That means no more logging on and off, no more busy signals and no more waiting for the connection to happen - it's always there. Another benefit is the ability to use the phone at the same time the data connection is on; you don't have to choose between the two.

The Internet is a great resource for entertainment and education, but anyone with an Internet connection is vulnerable to attacks by hackers or computer viruses. However, we offer the perfect solution to ensure your safety and protect your privacy FREE to our members! There is no charge to either download or use the tools to insure your privacy..

Yes. For a monthly fee, GTI will transfer a domain to our name servers so you can host a domain from a server running on your DSL line. (See DSL additional services) GTI DSL Access requires that each computer that you wish to have access to the DSL line has an 10 Base-T Ethernet Card, and one RJ45 Ethernet Cable.

The DSL connection is always on and does not require a username or password. If you are trying to connect with a new computer, you may need to call us to be sure your TCP/IP settings are compatible with our equipment.

Downloads can be as fast as 1.5Mbps. Most pages will appear in a flash, and a large file that used to take minutes to download over a dial-up connection will load in seconds. Upload speed is typically 128Kbps. The exact speed depends on the distance from your home to the DSL equipment in your phone company's central office; shorter distances yield a faster connection.

DSL service without a router: · You won't be connected as soon as you boot up your computer. Once your computer is started, you have to connect to the service with the PPPoE client. After the connection process, your computer will be online.

Carolina Conneciton DSL gives you high-speed Internet access by converting your existing analog phone line into a high-speed digital phone line. Using ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) technology, Carolina Connection DSL delivers up to 1.5 Mbps per second connection rates (which is up to 50 times faster than a standard 28.8Kbps dial-up modem).

The basic Lightning DSL home offering is a 256k burstable link. The uplink and downlink are configured synchronously - which means there is no cap on the available upstream. You can expect a 256k link from your modem to the DSL frame. 256k connectivity is not always be available (24/7) to the internet. That would be a CIR circuit. Instead this is shared bandwidth. However, the contention ratio is respectfully low so that your DSL link behaves much like a 230k leased line.