I bought a Linksys router and network card to configure a home network. My only concern now is to have a connection to the Internet from my second computer. I have an internet connection on my first computer. My question is: where does my network adapter? Should he go into a USB port on the second computer I want access to the Internet or should be inserted in my first computer that has Internet connection.
Posts Tagged ‘network adapter’
March 9 2010
How can I set up a home network wirelessly?
March 9th, 2010 
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Tags: Computer Internet, First Computer, Home, internet connection, Linksys Router, network, network adapter, Network Wirelessly, Second Computer, USB port, Wirelessly
July 5 2009
ASUS WL-100W Super Speed N Wireless Adapter – Network adapter – CardBus – 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n (draft)
July 5th, 2009 feed Tags: 802 11b, 802 11g, ASUS, Data Transfers, Draft Product, Legacy, Multimedia Streams, N, network adapter, Network Investments, Online Games, Output Technology, Product Description, Speed, Super, Wireless Adapter, Wireless Innovations, Wireless Multimedia, Wl, WL-100W
Product Description
With 802.11n MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) technology, the WL-100W wireless card enables data transfers at more than wired 100Mbps. It’s made for wireless multimedia streams, file sharing and online games through out your entire home. The WL-100W is fully compatible with legacy 802.11b and g standards, allowing users to experience the latest wireless innovations without turning previous home network investments obsolete.
March 1 2009
Hardware Nuts and Bolts
March 1st, 2009 feed Tags: network adapter, network cabling, Network Interface Card, network interface device, nic, rule for creating a network, small networksTo create a network, the primary hardware device that you need is a network adapter, also called a network interface card (NIC). A NIC must be installed in each computer on the network. It’s actually the NICs (not the computer boxes) that are connected to create a network. NICs are traditionally connected via cable. I say traditionally because wireless solutions are also available for small networks, and you may prefer to take that route.
