I will be taking my wireless laptop with me to a friends and would like to know if it is possible to connect to the internet using her highspeed telephone line connection? She doesn't have a wireless router.

Thank You

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>I will be taking my wireless laptop with me to a friends and would like to
>know if it is possible to connect to the internet using her highspeed
>telephone line connection? She doesn't have a >wireless router.

>Thank You

Of course. You will need a patch cable to connect your laptop to the router.


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Wouldn't she want to connect directly to the modem which is connected to a
NIC?

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>>I will be taking my wireless laptop with me to a friends and would like to
>>know if it is possible to connect to the internet using her highspeed
>>telephone line connection? She doesn't have a >wireless router.
>
>>Thank You
>
> Of course. You will need a patch cable to connect your laptop to the
> router.
>
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She doesn't have a wireless router. I have one at home that I am connected to but when I go to visit her I am wondering if I can connect my wireless laptop to the internet at her place. She is on Sympatico high speed through her telephone line.

Thanks

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>I will be taking my wireless laptop with me to a friends and would like to
>know if it is possible to connect to the internet using her highspeed
>telephone line connection? She doesn't have a >wireless router.

>Thank You

Of course. You will need a patch cable to connect your laptop to the router.


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She will probably have a modem connected to her telephone line. It will probably have one network jack.
If you want to use the connection while she is also connected, you will need a router to plug into the modem.

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"Sharyn Mitchell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:Ohxa%23%(E-Mail Removed)...
She doesn't have a wireless router. I have one at home that I am connected to but when I go to visit her I am wondering if I can connect my wireless laptop to the internet at her place. She is on Sympatico high speed through her telephone line.

Thanks

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"Sharyn Mitchell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I will be taking my wireless laptop with me to a friends and would like to
>know if it is possible to connect to the internet using her highspeed
>telephone line connection? She doesn't have a >wireless router.

>Thank You

Of course. You will need a patch cable to connect your laptop to the router.


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Hi
I would Not "mess around" with someone else system without full knowledge
about how the connection is done and the way it is authenticated.
There is a very good chance that if you start plug-in in devices that
nothing would work, or there would be changes in the connection that would
Not automatically reversed once you unplug your Wireless router and take it
with you.
On the other hand sitting on DSL Connection without any Router is a security
risk even if only one computer is involved.
I would suggest to the person to buy an inexpensive Wireless Router and
install it permanently regardless of your (or other people) visits.
On the topic, http://www.ezlan.net/PPPPOE.html
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

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I will be taking my wireless laptop with me to a friends and would like to
know if it is possible to connect to the internet using her highspeed
telephone line connection? She doesn't have a wireless router.

Thank You

It may be prudent to just use your friends computer for what you need while on your visit. Or take your friend to Starbucks for breakfast.

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"Sharyn Mitchell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:Ohxa%23%(E-Mail Removed)...
She doesn't have a wireless router. I have one at home that I am connected to but when I go to visit her I am wondering if I can connect my wireless laptop to the internet at her place. She is on Sympatico high speed through her telephone line.

Thanks

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>I will be taking my wireless laptop with me to a friends and would like to
>know if it is possible to connect to the internet using her highspeed
>telephone line connection? She doesn't have a >wireless router.

>Thank You

Of course. You will need a patch cable to connect your laptop to the router.


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"Sharyn Mitchell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>Actually there isn't a Starbucks in the area but there is an Olivers and
>they have wireless internet.
>Thanks everybody.

You're welcome - but PLEASE use PLAIN TEXT when posting to newsgroups in
future...

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