Wireless dialup

[kilowatt]

My sister lives in an area where the only thing available is dialup.
She and her daughter each have a computer. Both machines have network
cards, but not wireless. What I would like to do is buy the hardware
for them to share the two computers and a dialup internet connection.
One machine has an old (high dollar BTW) external USR Courier modem
that connects at 33.6 if I remember right and the other has an internal
3com 56k modem. I have seen the 56k modem connect in the 40's when
they had AOL, but now that they use People Pc I have never seen it
connect above 28.8.

Anyone want to recommend the most economical way to accomplish this?
Also, any problems a setup like this causes.

 

[Hristo]

If you allready have LAN on place just use ICS to share connection.
If you need more downloading speed just try one way satelite internet it
uses your d-up modem for upload and requests - and satelite for download on
high speed. Be carefull this solution dowsnot work well with realtime apps.
Some routers are capable of shaing d-up connection as well as high speed (I
know that SMC has one)

Hristo
http://hristo.no-ip.info

 

[HillBillyBuddhist]

| My sister lives in an area where the only thing available is dialup.
| She and her daughter each have a computer. Both machines have network
| cards, but not wireless. What I would like to do is buy the hardware
| for them to share the two computers and a dialup internet connection.
| One machine has an old (high dollar BTW) external USR Courier modem
| that connects at 33.6 if I remember right and the other has an internal
| 3com 56k modem. I have seen the 56k modem connect in the 40's when
| they had AOL, but now that they use People Pc I have never seen it
| connect above 28.8.
|
| Anyone want to recommend the most economical way to accomplish this?
| Also, any problems a setup like this causes.
|

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[kilowatt]

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Thanks.
This looks like exactly what I am looking for.