--- "i.bradley1" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now, I think I should be connecting my 'modem' to a
> 'router' and then to
> the 'hub' to make the internet accessible to all my
> macs. Is this correct?
If you decide to go "wireless", if you use any
AppleTalk devices, I know that there are some wireless
routers that won't pass AT packets, so if you have
networked laser printers or something, you won't be
able to access them if you make the wrong choice here.
Steve Hardy
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