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"Networking a Cable Modem with a PC and a Mac"

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Chris	09/02/2002, 11:59 PM ()
"Networking a Cable Modem with a PC and a Mac"
Hi there. We have recently gotten a cable modem setup and are looking to have it hooked to an imac and a regular compaq PC. Wondering what would be the most effective product to be capable of doing that task. Right now we have a Motorola Surfboard External Cable modem that will be hooked up through an eithernet connection on the compaq. The imac has only a USB connection. Any ideas, please email me. Thanks!
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Kim	09/17/2002, 01:34 PM ()
1. "RE: Networking a Cable Modem with a PC and a Mac"
Motorola SURFboard SB4200 cable modems have a USB and an ethernet connection. You might look into getting a newer modem. The USB and Ethernet Combo modems alot of times allows Mac and Pc hookup with an additional IP charge thru your ISP or the cable company.
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mike	09/17/2002, 04:22 PM ()
2. "RE: Networking a Cable Modem with a PC and a Mac"
get a router. there are usb - ethernet adapters. Mike
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