Will i be able to have access to both a (computer to computer) crossover and the at&amp;t lan at the same time?
302045
Yes, the adapter is the same as putting two individual network cards in your machine. As long as they are configured correctly you can access networks connected to both at the same time.
1204730
Absolutely. You can do it all on one port and add a switch, or use all the of ports. That's the whole benefit of a real switch/router.
302044
As long as you know the other computer's local ip address for the crossover or the WORKGROUP and Domain, I imagine it is possible. Most cards like these are used for virtualization in Linux for example, but don't quote me on that. I have four NIC adapters, this being one of them, totaling out to five gigabit.ports, used for virtualization.
11329
No, I don't think you can just split the ethernet port like that. That too is what I wanted to do to be able to login to work on my laptop and still have access to my home computer as well. Essentially what you have there allows you to share the same ethernet wire. SO to use two computers like you wish they ethernet cable must be split at both ends (e.g. the end that connects to the two computers and then again at the end that connects to the ethernet switch or router). You will still each be using a separate port on the router.
1132649
Hi, Yes provided they both have the software loaded. I made my laptop a "wifi- hotspot," and as such, I can use all my devices, tablets, phones, friends laptops and devices all on the same network. It really works very well.
2229465
Also and obviously..you cannot connect to 2 networks at a time. It's possible your pc won't show it unless disconnected from your network.
352258
It should I have a printer and computer connected as well as an access point.
785534
Yes, it does enable multiple devices to be using internet at the same time.
1420754
Yes you can but i would recommend connecting it via Lan cable to avoid any error when you want to set it to your requirements because it will ask for that.
1423378
I have set up to my home network and do everything through a PC or Laptop, so I don't know the exact answer to this question. Even if it is possible the way you ask, it is definitely handy to do it through a PC
1421206
Nope. These newer routers can autosense straight line vs. crossover automatically, so you don't have to worry about that anymore. If you buy another model that still has the crossover port, it will be clearly marked, and usually has a switch, but those are becoming ancient history.
617572
Yes. I have a PC, with wireless capability, connected with an Ethernet cable to the ASUS repeater (WAP) and I can switch to wireless connection to either the repeater or to my ASUS router located a few rooms away.
252186
Yes it will, cause my brother and me use the internet at the same time and we do not have any problem.
467283
Yes. Not a problem. Although I have a local network, my whole set-up is wired because everything is close and that's the most direct way for me to handle it.
1477330
You can connect up to 2 HDMI inputs, so if your AT&T; box has HDMI output, yes. However, you would only be using it as a monitor - you can't use the computer and watch video at the same time.
23474
Yes. By trying to use both you are creating an Ethernet loop. Ethernet is a point to point technology. Your router sees the same MAC address on two different links
996670
I think that they can both workat the same time, however you need to go in and make changes to the IP address. I used my netbook to set up the initial connections and then used my tablet and an IPAD to check to make sure that it was working properly.