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On Thursday 13 March 2003 18:42, you wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 13, 2003 at 01:02:14PM -0500, A2L1 wrote:
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> Here's an idea. Are your drops from the same cable company? If so, then
> the actual drops all come to one place on the outside of your house. As
> splitter could be used to have two cables from one drop. (Any cable
> people out there? I assume this would work?) Even if it's two cable
> companies dropping to different sides of the house, you still might be
> able to run from the remaining drop, under the eaves to the other point
> of entrance. Of course, all this assumes a splitter would work on a
> cable modem line.
>
> Paul
Paul,
Great idea wonder if it will work?? Im thinking like maybe both puters sending
at the same time, what would route the traffic to prevent a bind? Or if that
is a real issue? Both drops go into the same cable exterior box so that wont
be a problem, but how do they share the IP??
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