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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9139946#post9139946 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by yaitisme
Sorry Mike, miss-read your first post. Though you were saying that you installed another NIC card in your PC.
Good idea Rhode a crossover may help. If a crossover is needed the router will perform that function and will be easier to interface with over a home network, which is essentially what you will be setting up. Mike if you have a RJ45 crimp tool you can make a crossover to your custom length or I can build one and send it to you.
Yes the router performs the crossover thus elimanting the need for a crossover cable, so if you have no objection to financial outlay for the router you can go that route.
The Linksys is an excellent router, however if you do down the road use it for high speed they are tricky to configure. There is a bug in the firmware and will only take one IP scheme (10.10.10.1) to use for there internal IP address when interfacing with a broadband modem. Still, this is issue is not a show stopper.
Yes.....I am a computer geek/professional.