On 09/05/11 13:10, Karl Wilbur wrote:
I would connect them both via ethernet. They should both be able to use the same internet connection without additional cost... though you'll need an ethernet switch (~$25.00).
Just as a caution -- you'll want a *router*, likely one that provides NAT (network address translation...most provide it out of the box), not just a switch. Sometimes your ISP modem offers those router abilities built-in; sometimes you have to spring for a secondary router. Buying the wrong hardware will be an exercise in frustration with most ISPs (they only give you one public-facing IP address and the first machine online claims it)
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