You can do this several ways.
If your computer has Wi-Fi (or AirPort on an Apple computer), you may connect to your router.
If your computer does not have wireless capability, you will need to upgrade the wireless card or split ethernet cables. Most routers will have several available areas to plug in a two-way ethernet cable. If you have a standard modem with a single two-way cable, you can purchase an attached router for around fifty USD. These more modern and advanced routers will generally have more than one ethernet port (be sure to check)! You can purchase two-way cables for any of your devices and connect them, though they will need to be close to the modem or router.
If you wish to connect a computer to the internet and are not in reach of your modem or router, I'd suggest checking the wireless card, and if necessary, upgrading it. This upgrade will cost slightly more than a router, but is worth the investment.
ICS, Internet Connection Sharing allows more than one computer to share the same internet connection. You need two NIC's for each computer that will be sharing the connection though.
Hi, Windows Xp has ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) feature to share Internet. You need 2 lan card on ur system for using ICS.
The definition of an internet host is a computer connected to the internet. This computer can then play host to more connections through its computer network.
ICS is an abbreviation of Internet Connection Sharing, which allows one computer to connect directly to the Internet and share the connection with one or more computers on the same network. This was common practice with older dial-up connections where one computer had to release the Internet connection to allow another to gain Internet access. By sharing the same connection, one computer (the ICS host) could remain connected and share it with the others (ICS clients). With modern ADSL routers and always-on connections, this is no longer an issue.
It depends on your computer and your internet. The worse internet the slower the worse computer and more slower.
more ram and faster Internet comection
Knowledge Management Software is software that helps you share information on your computer or over the internet. You can find more about them online and by reading customer reviews from those who have bought this type of software.
Be more specific about the question.
Operating system makes no difference. just get a wireless router and you can have as many on network as you want.
Shared internet gets slower more you have connected to it computers.
A computer network is a connection between different computers. It is used to share information (for example, share a folder of pictures), and resources (for example, a printer is used by more than one computer).
Internet Explorer has a much higher market share than Safari.