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Lisa
Can an ATA access the net from a laptop ( HP, WinXP, P4, 1Gig) with a
wireless internet connection? TIA.
What I need to do is to connect my ATA (analogue telephone adapter) to my
notebook's Ethernet connector and grant access to the ATA through the
notebook's wireless internet. Is it possible?
I'll explain further, I am on the road most of the time and I have an ATA
that I use as my business phone. For the last year or so I used to go into
my hotel and plug the ATA into the wall network connection and use it with
no problem. Recently more and more facilities are switching to wireless
access and wifi and there is no way for me to use the ATA because it only
has a wired Ethernet connector (input). Now, I have my laptop as well and I
can get on the net with no problem at these places using my wireless
adapter. Can I plug my ATA into the laptop Ethernet connector and somehow
gain access to the net through the laptop? I hope my question is clear
enough and I further hope that some kind soul would be able to help.
I want to try this route first to try to steer away from having to buy a
wireless router and lug it around with me on the road! TIA.
Lisa
wireless internet connection? TIA.
What I need to do is to connect my ATA (analogue telephone adapter) to my
notebook's Ethernet connector and grant access to the ATA through the
notebook's wireless internet. Is it possible?
I'll explain further, I am on the road most of the time and I have an ATA
that I use as my business phone. For the last year or so I used to go into
my hotel and plug the ATA into the wall network connection and use it with
no problem. Recently more and more facilities are switching to wireless
access and wifi and there is no way for me to use the ATA because it only
has a wired Ethernet connector (input). Now, I have my laptop as well and I
can get on the net with no problem at these places using my wireless
adapter. Can I plug my ATA into the laptop Ethernet connector and somehow
gain access to the net through the laptop? I hope my question is clear
enough and I further hope that some kind soul would be able to help.
I want to try this route first to try to steer away from having to buy a
wireless router and lug it around with me on the road! TIA.
Lisa