kitty500cat
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Hey guys,
I'm thinking of getting a laptop sometime in the near future (which would, in all probability, be wireless network enabled). My desktop is a part of an Ethernet network that has broadband Internet (DSL). Now some wireless routers have Ethernet ports on the back. So if I would connect my desktop via Ethernet to a wireless router separate from the original Ethernet network, it would be a simple network to my laptop.
Now the desktop would be connected to two networks, the existing one, and the new one. If my desktop is computer A, the ones that it is connected to in the existing network are B and C, and my laptop is D, A is on a network w/B and C, and it is on another one with D. So if the network with A, B, and C has DSL Internet plugged into the router, would the network with A and D also have broadband Internet? In short, could I get Internet on my laptop?
I hope this makes sense to someone; I never know how to ask questions in an understandable manner . Thx to anybody who replies.
--kitty
I'm thinking of getting a laptop sometime in the near future (which would, in all probability, be wireless network enabled). My desktop is a part of an Ethernet network that has broadband Internet (DSL). Now some wireless routers have Ethernet ports on the back. So if I would connect my desktop via Ethernet to a wireless router separate from the original Ethernet network, it would be a simple network to my laptop.
Now the desktop would be connected to two networks, the existing one, and the new one. If my desktop is computer A, the ones that it is connected to in the existing network are B and C, and my laptop is D, A is on a network w/B and C, and it is on another one with D. So if the network with A, B, and C has DSL Internet plugged into the router, would the network with A and D also have broadband Internet? In short, could I get Internet on my laptop?
I hope this makes sense to someone; I never know how to ask questions in an understandable manner . Thx to anybody who replies.
--kitty