High activity!

[Xellos]

*wants to exchange studentw /DR for a day or so, w/unlimited CDs XD*

[Cavalier]

*has a stroke* T3 sounds awesome X_x

[Dragonrider]

however, if you want it you have to pay a perversely obscene amount of money....

[Cavalier]

aahhh if i was a rich man ... @_@ *goes off into dream land* [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[Xellos]

Yeah T_T

[Cavalier]

*returns to reality* NOOOOOOOOO! T__T

[melfice]

IRT OCB:

That question is not very complex. You'd need two ethernet cards in your systems, and a cable hooking them. Windows provides services enough to keep both computers connected as a LAN.

Though, i guess that you would like to connect with both computers to Internet, and that is also possible, but now i don't know how to do it.

[mrwiseman]

It depends on what does your ISP offer. In Madrid, AunaCable's modems are actually bridges to their internal network. You connect the modem to an Ethernet hub and then the computers you want to have Internet on. Every computer is dynamically assigned an IP address with DHCP.

You can also connect only one computer with either an internal or external modem (serial or USB), then serve Internet access to the other computer in your LAN with a Proxy server, but I'd recommend you to avoid using a Proxy server at all costs.

[melfice]

Certainly, is practically killing one of the computers. (too much hacker out there... and it should be working all the time in order to have BOTH computers hooked to the internet.)

[mrwiseman]

It's slooooooooooooooow......