Re: Running away with Roadrunner

[Ed Gibson]

My Roadrunner was setup using a Toshiba cable modem which had both an 
RJ45 and a USB connection. What I did is plug the USB into my computer 
and after setting up, connecting the RJ45 into a hub to which I 
connected my other computers. This was set up on RoadRunner out of 
Houston, TX. They won't tell you how to do it because they will charge 
you and charge a fee each month for you to have it set up that way.



[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Picture this: an iMac and a Performa 6115 and one Roadrunner drop. Is 
there a way that both Macs can share the Roadrunner connection and cruise 
the Net without paying for the second hookup?

BTW I don't condone illegal hooking up, and I don't have Roadrunner 
myself. This is an *academic* question.
--
Michael Emery

 



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