A Router is your best bet. Open it up with a browser, it will tell you the settings, then set it to dhcp then go to tcp/ip, control panel, open it, go to where iit has ppp drop down window and set it to ethernet, where it has the client id put the mac address of the router in there, on each of the two computers, save it, then restart both computers one after the other should see the router address and use it just fine.
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