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Assuming you don't mind manually switching between your two broad-band
connections, you can keep your LAN as is and add a single port Linksys
Router on each of the two broad-band connections with the output of each
connected to a RJ-45 A/B switch and the common side connected to your
existing NIC. (Switch is available at http://www.blackbox.com for about
$65) -- Provides a hardware firewall on each WAN and your LAN doesn't know
or care which Internet connection its using --
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At 07:46 AM 10/09/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>Proposed setup: one machine with ADSL internet hookup, second machine on
>cable internet hookup. Each machine uses an external modem connected to an
>internal Network Interface Card.
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>Question: How can I network these two computers together for file and
>printer sharing, or is this even possible?
>
>Dave
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