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What model # is the USRobo router???
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I am trying to route a laptop and a desktop to Yahoo DSL line at home using a USRobotics router. &nbsp;I canno get both on internet at the same time. &nbsp;Only one OR the other will connect, but if I try to connect both, I lose my connection on both. &nbsp;I checked the TCP/IP connection Properties of the network connection on both computers. &nbsp;In the TCP/IP Properties, they both were set to &quot;Obtain an IP address automatically&quot; and &quot;Obtain DNS address automatically.&quot; I also checked the Internet Explorer browser settings. &nbsp;I did not have any selected options or any configured options for proxy settings checked. &nbsp;Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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I am trying to route a laptop and a desktop to Yahoo DSL line at home using a USRobotics router.  I canno get both on internet at the same time.  Only one OR the other will connect, but if I try to connect both, I lose my connection on both.  I checked the TCP/IP connection Properties of the network connection on both computers.  In the TCP/IP Properties, they both were set to "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS address automatically." I also checked the Internet Explorer browser settings.  I did not have any selected options or any configured options for proxy settings checked.  Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Routing two computers to one yahoo DSL line successfully

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Networking Protocols

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Networking

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