> Hi, > > I've been asked to set up an iMac (350, blueberry) so it can share a > freeserve broadband connection with a PC. > > The broadband uses Freeserve's standard external bb box. > > I think I need a router box for the iMac and I presume a TCP number to punch > into the iMac but I'm short on the detail. What make of router box would do > the job? > Is there a list member who has done something similar and can give me the > benefit of their experence? > > Thank you. > > Graheme We went boadband rcently (ADSL courtesy of The Phone Co-op) and were supplied with a Netgear broadband modem & a splitter. The Netgear modem has sockets for both firewire and USB so we just plugged the Mac into the Firewire and the PC into the USB. Having set up according to instructions sent they both work just fine.
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