I have a PC, laptop and xbox running and i have a modem and router downstairs with a wire leading upstairs then a netgear high speed hub splitting my connection 3 ways to my PC etc , but i don't think u need a hub if your router has multiple ethernet slots.
I don't quite understand what you mean. If you mean to create a network you will need a switch and 4 ethernet cables. then you can connect one ethernet cable to the router and the other end into the switch then from there connect the other three into the switch and into the back of the computers. they will be able to see each other as part of a network.
A hub is not required to connect three PCs and two PCs together. A switch is commonly used to allow multiple computers to communicate together.
If you don't have at least two wireless adapters for your pcs, yes you have to have a network cable in order to connect two pcs.
Just connect your network switch in one of four wireless lan ports. But if you are ready to spend more money you can buy wireless cards for all your PCs in that way you are not trapped with cables.
Interconnect the two PCs with a crossover cable.
Im assuming you are referring to the thinking critically question of chapt 17 for A+. The answer is to try one of the nonworking PCs in a wall jack of one of the working PCs. if it works, then its the cable. Try using a patch Cable
On 24th June 2008 the number of PCs worldwide was said to have hit the 1 billion mark. By 2014 it is estimated to have doubled.
A hub or switch must be used to connect 3 PCs together. Two PCs can be connected using a single crossover cable.
If you don't have at least two wireless adapters for your pcs, yes you have to have a network cable in order to connect two pcs.
Sorry we don't have anything that will connect 3 pcs to 3 devices.
You can have a USB Serial (COM) port and you can connect PCs together using Serial (COM) port.
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Just connect your network switch in one of four wireless lan ports. But if you are ready to spend more money you can buy wireless cards for all your PCs in that way you are not trapped with cables.
As long as the Mac in question has a wireless adapter, it should connect.
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Yes I can do that.