>The problem you are having is, the ISP will only issue one IP address for 
>your connection. A router will fix this problem by having it take the one 
>IP address, and then issue different ones to each computer, and take care 
>of translating their connections to the internet as needed. Basically, it 
>allows you to have multiple computers appear as one to the ISP.

But how come we have been able to get two IP addresses up to now. We pay 
them an extra $5 per month for having the second computer on the 
connection, so I presume that is why we have been OK?

Bill

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