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To: dch who wrote (45429)	6/25/1999 7:07:00 PM
From: CWolf	Respond to of 50264

Hi D.. Do you have that line dedicated to your PC or is it shared with a phone? Actually neither. The line comes into the house through my phone box outside and then plugs into a 4 port router inside. The router lets me connect 4 of my PCs in different areas of the house (standard twisted pair cable) to the line. Voila!! Instant internet access anywhere in the house... well, almost anywhere! And it is a dedicated line so is not part of my phone system. Unlike an ISDN line which you can share a phone with, this is strictly for DSL service. It's always connected, so there's no dialup. I had thought it would also serve as a hub to replace my coax network and get them all working together, but so far I haven't figured out how to change the router settings for that. I could connect all the PCs into a hub and then connect the hub to the router, and that would take care of it. Maybe later on that one if I can't get the other to work. Ah, speed... nothing like it. Chuck... thinking this is maybe more than D wanted to know