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by oz_media
Definitely!
You will just need a router (Less than $100 with built in hardware firewall).
The IsP's connection enters the router and as many PC as there are ports can be attached to it.
A small, basic 4-port router should suffice in yoru case.
Here's a few to look at that are inexpensive and found almost everywhere.
http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=34&scid=29&prid=142
You can add a wireless adapter, great for notbook computers, but you will need to add a PCI wireless adapter card for most desktops.
by ralph.brown1
Poster rated this answer.Thanks for your help,will now buy a cable router,
Thanks again
by ralph.brown1
by budthegrey
[quote]Can we use a single server (ISP) for our internet conection, we would like to use the 2 PC'S in parallel?[/quote]
Yes, as long as you get a router that knows how to do dial-up connections. These are a bit more expensive, but easy obtained:
SMC Barricade (SMC7008ABR)
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=33-129-009&depa=5
MultiTech RouteFinder
http://www.multitech.com/PRODUCTS/Families/SOHO_VPN/
by ralph.brown1
Poster rated this answer.
Thanks for your help, we have decided to go Broadband and buy a router, Thanks again
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