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To: Dave Hanson who wrote (4861)	1/10/1999 11:40:00 PM
From: NickSE	Read Replies (4) of 14778

Dave, Here's Comcast@Home's position regarding home networking. I don't know if @Home's other partners have the same policy. Signing Up for Multiple Computer Access If you have a network of computers in your home, you may want to obtain one or more additional network addresses, so that other computers on your network can access the @Home service simultaneously. Adding additional computers and setting up a home network is recommended only for expert users. Adding additional computers introduces significant complexity to your computer environment, for which @Home does not provide either telephone or email support. To obtain an additional network address, you need to sign up through the Member Services area within @Home. There is an additional fee for each additional network address you request. Note that if your account has multiple user names, only the primary account holder can add a network address. home.net A question: can you (or other cable modem users) dynamically connect more than one machine to your cable modem via an ethernet hub? I can't seem to get a clear answer on this. This was a very happy unexpected benefit of using US West as an ISP with my DSL hookup. Regards, Nick

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