You will need a broadband modem and a ethernet network card. Who ever provides you the DSL service may also provide you with a modem, but you will have to provide your own network card.
You can read a how to article here.
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I'm not sure that I understood your question, are you inquiring about accessing your work computer from home via a dial up connection, or the DSL connection? Or are you trying to find out how to install DSL on your home computer?
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like the dial-up connection won't be another account......? wha? Everything you dl via your office DSL conn would still go into your dialup conn.....if you linked to office sys.
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Save your money that you would spend on all the necessities to accomplish this and add a DSL account to you home. The name Rube Goldberg keeps coming to mind when I think of all the steps you would have to go through to enable this.
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butb wouldnt that in fact make the DSL dialup speed?
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butb wouldnt that in fact make the DSL dialup speed?
Yupp! dialup is dialup
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Well darn. For a moment there i had visions of setting up a dialup internet hub, screwing it into a backbone n feeding T1 bb to my dialup customers.
How did this thread ever run?
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