Thread: Airtel broadband 512Kbps connection sharing for 2 pcs

Hi
I want to share internet connection between two computers.
I have
1. Beetel 110BXI ADSL2+ MODEM
2. D-Link Ethernet switch DES-1008D
3. Two PCs with network card.
3. Airtel 512 Kbps unlimited connection

I went through the pages and I found it difficult to find a solution for beetel 110bx1 adsl2+ modem and d-link switch used network.

I can use both the systems simultaneously sometimes, but when i switch off and turn on everything including the modem after some time i have difficulty in connecting to the internet.

I find it hard to make a LAN also.
Please some one help.

Thanks in advance

Originally Posted by Remo1

Hi
I want to share internet connection between two computers.
I have
1. Beetel 110BXI ADSL2+ MODEM
2. D-Link Ethernet switch DES-1008D
3. Two PCs with network card.
3. Airtel 512 Kbps unlimited connection

I went through the pages and I found it difficult to find a solution for beetel 110bx1 adsl2+ modem and d-link switch used network.

You need to make your network like below. First try connecting with only one PC in the below network and check Surfing. If it is okay, then connect the next computer and check.

network.jpg

Not much work is needed in this type of connectivity.

I can use both the systems simultaneously sometimes, but when i switch off and turn on everything including the modem after some time i have difficulty in connecting to the internet.

Thanks in advance

Do you connect telephone system to this network? After you create your network as above, if still problem exisits,

* Open command prompt
* type "ipconfig /all" and paste the results here

I thought this is illegal..

No way mickey. Unless the service provider restricts to one computer, like they do in hathway, we can connect to multiple computers at home.

But it is illegal when you are starting an Internet Cafe center and doing business without prior notice or approval.

yes its so,, but i thougth that the same applies to Airtel's too..

ok i was wrong.

yes its so,, but i thougth that the same applies to Airtel's too..

ok i was wrong.

Originally Posted by mickey

yes its so,, but i thougth that the same applies to Airtel's too..

ok i was wrong.

yes its so,, but i thougth that the same applies to Airtel's too..

ok i was wrong.

but you can make a request to hathway to connect two machines at home, informing them as only for personal purpose.