Deling af internet forbindelse

prøv at skrive ipconfig ude i kommandopromten på begge pc'ere - og se så hvad den kommer tilbage med

Tja...........den skriver to forskellige IP adresser

ja,  så har du mere en 1 dynamisk IP adresse. :o)

if you have a router the IP address if for the WAN side of the router (extern)
then the router will have an IP address for the LAN side, each PC will also have an IP address but this is not visible to the internet.
One of your PC's may also act as the router and therefore will have the fixed IP address and then if you have a LAN other PCs will go through that PC to get access to the WEB. In other words you will need this PC switched on.

nååå ja. Den mulighed er der jo. Hvilke IP adresser kom den med ???

10.3.16.194
10.3.16.80

The dynamic IP address is the one given to you by your provider. This is the IP address seen from the internet. The PC will also have another IP address for the LAN. So YES you have ONLY ONE dynamic IP address given to you by your provider but also one for you LAN (for each PC)

Så kan det godt passe at du kun har 1 dynamisk IP adresse fra din udbyder. Det er routeren der sørger for at du for ovenstående adresser.
terry's forklaring er faktisk ret dækkende

Men har det nogen betydning at det er sådan.............jeg kan jo bruge begge på nettet samtidig, hvilket er det vigtigte for mig.

Det skulle der ikke være noget galt i

Do you have a router or is one of your PC's connected to the ADSL modem? If your PC is connected to the modem the this PC MUST be turned on so that other PCs can have access to the web.

If it works then GREAT :o)

I now have a router so that ANY PC can have access to the web WITHOUT other PCs (I have 5) are turned on. Before I had to have one PC switched on

mange tak :o)

Jeg har kun en switch, og jeg kører ikke igennem modem ( det er bredbånd)