wumply
January 13th, 2004, 19:31 PM
Hi:
Networking, as I understand it, is when you have 2 or more computers connected together through a router and all are able to be on the internet simultaneously.
OK, that's straightforward but am I networking when I use an ethernet or network card to connect my one computer through a modem to my ISP (broadband). I mean a pile of computers from my ISP's area must be connected to the net through the ISP.
So are both these situations networking?. And is being connected to my ISP being on a LAN or does a LAN just mean a ton of computers from some company (all connected together) in 1 huge building or 2 or 3 buildings
Networking, as I understand it, is when you have 2 or more computers connected together through a router and all are able to be on the internet simultaneously.
OK, that's straightforward but am I networking when I use an ethernet or network card to connect my one computer through a modem to my ISP (broadband). I mean a pile of computers from my ISP's area must be connected to the net through the ISP.
So are both these situations networking?. And is being connected to my ISP being on a LAN or does a LAN just mean a ton of computers from some company (all connected together) in 1 huge building or 2 or 3 buildings
