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for connection to the internet.
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Clarifications
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Any instance of a 'splitter' I've ever come across is for splitting a WIRED signal (like an audio signal or aerial video feed).
Normally, wireless internet access is catered for using a Router.
by poppatab Accepted solution
Hello,
The kind folks here will need more information. Are you speaking of splitting the coaxial feed? Are you running two computers to a switch or router? Are you using one machine on a switch to provide internet to second pc?
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between all connected compters.
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