iv posted this in many forums including this, but havent got a good answer...
now i really want to know frm u guys... PLEASE HELP ME GUYS
my isp provides broadband internet and they use a MAC address to specify each pc (thats what they said), so they said that technically we dont need an ip to connect. But we have a username and password to connect.
I have one desktop pc(xp) and one laptop (vista). I has my line's username and pass and also a username and pass and MAC of a friend of mine (which i stole!!).
Normallly, i am able to connect with my friends line by changing the mac and user/pass. But i wanna be able to use my line (i,e, my user/pass) on desktop and his my friends user/pass/MAC on my laptop.
I have a SURECOM EP-4904SX router and several crossover cables at my home. But i dont know the bits of how to connect these two pcs.
HOW DO I DO IT??
p.s. While i was browsing all these stuff, i came up to something called port forwarding? what is it? and is it required? can i do it?
i.e. I kinda download stuff a lot and also torrents.
I really wana get this home network running pretty quick. Can sumone please help me so i can also imply the same technique in my Dad's office as well...
hobilla
now i really want to know frm u guys... PLEASE HELP ME GUYS
my isp provides broadband internet and they use a MAC address to specify each pc (thats what they said), so they said that technically we dont need an ip to connect. But we have a username and password to connect.
I have one desktop pc(xp) and one laptop (vista). I has my line's username and pass and also a username and pass and MAC of a friend of mine (which i stole!!).
Normallly, i am able to connect with my friends line by changing the mac and user/pass. But i wanna be able to use my line (i,e, my user/pass) on desktop and his my friends user/pass/MAC on my laptop.
I have a SURECOM EP-4904SX router and several crossover cables at my home. But i dont know the bits of how to connect these two pcs.
HOW DO I DO IT??
p.s. While i was browsing all these stuff, i came up to something called port forwarding? what is it? and is it required? can i do it?
i.e. I kinda download stuff a lot and also torrents.
I really wana get this home network running pretty quick. Can sumone please help me so i can also imply the same technique in my Dad's office as well...
hobilla