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ta-dah, the rest of the house has internet, and at my whim...muhahahah.
Sure routers are nice, but my way was cheaper when I did it. (4 free network cards, $12 hub = good enough)
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You need a NIC (network interface card) you can get some pretty cheap at the local walmart. Then you need a crossover cable. put the NICs in , plug in the cable and couple other steps that the NIC installing will probably tell you and you're good to go
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do you realize how slow data transfer is over the com (serial) ports or parallel port? there is a reason it died out over 4 years ago.
Spend $10 on 2 network pci cards and get a crossover cable for another $10. now you have a 2 computer 100 mbps connection, fast enough for any game i have heard of!
or... if you have usb ports on both computers (preferrably 2.0) then get an "a to a cable" for $10 and direct connect through the usb interface.
Originally posted by C.O.Jones: Honestly, it would be better to use a 192 series. IE 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.1.2
The subnet mask will set itself to 255 by default.
Good point. You're absolutely correct.
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