Although some gaming software allows for use of a dial up modem, it is generally not a good idea. The connection speed makes it difficult for you to keep up with other players, as you are not sending and receiving data as quickly as they are. A dsl or cable connection would be recommened.
Some older WiFi base stations have a built-in modem and software that allows them to make a dial-up connection when needed to share wirelessly.
Well, you were rather vague with that question... If you have a cable modem, cable internet connection and a compatible computer, you can do all of the standard things online that you can do with DSL or dial up. Assuming you're talking about gaming, yes. If you can connect to the internet, you can play games online (whether from an online game website or games like Battlefield or Unreal Tournament) not considering other software interfering with your connection (such as firewalls).
When a dial up internet connection is initiated, the computer uses a modem to establish a connection to the an internet service provider through the telephone network. This causes the iconic dial-up sound that is similar to dialing a phone number.
Your computer may "dial on it's own" if you have either set it to automatically reconnect when the connection is terminated abruptly, or if a program that you are using is trying to connect to the internet to perform a task.
Connect your cellphone to the computer and make a dial-up connection to the Internet.
The LAN port is not used for a dial-up connection. A modem is used for a dial-up connection.
Yes, through VPN Virtual Private Network.
Yes, although it will be slower than broadband. You will still need a modem and some sort of connection from your modem to your computer.
Dial Up
It will depend on the length of the song and the speed of your Internet connection. With a fast broadband connection it will take seconds, with a slower broadband connection it will take a minute otherwise two or three minutes.
Verify the phone line has a dial tone by plugging in a telephone to the same line that goes to your computer. If that checks out, restart your computer. If you still get the same error uninstall your modem and restart your computer again.
The iTunes software is around 85MB and will take 2 - 4 minutes on a broadband connection (depending on the speed of your service) or a little longer on a dial-up connection.