LAN via USB !

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MambaXL

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Is it possible to create a Local Area Connection between 2 or more computers using USB interface ? :confused:

I have 2 Laptops and 1 Desktop.

Thanks.
 

ranjan2001

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get a cable which has both side usb male plugs, connect it to both computers open network wizard & follow the instruction & then if u have any problem ask here.
 

Lucky_star

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U will need a similar cable like this which has a converter in the middle:
*img254.imageshack.us/img254/7588/usb2usbxi3.th.jpg


Better use the LAN cable as it is cheaper
 
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MambaXL

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Thank You very much. I think LAN cable with RJ45 connector is a wise option. i was just curious :D . Thank You Folks. U people are GR8.
 
also if isp provide ethernet switch then it is well n good... one end at pc and one end at switch... and can share stuff on diff. pcs... at max. 10 Mbps speed
b/s ethernet switch has 8 ports...
 

47shailesh

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Lucky_star said:
Good. through RJ 45, you CAN GET 100 Mbps speeds..which is not possible through USB.
even u can get 1000MBps with CAT-5e cable and same RJ-45 connector if you have gigabit ethernet card :)
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even with CAT cables, cable length constraint is minimised ;)
 
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47shailesh

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MambaXL said:
ya i have a Gbit Ethernet connectivity. My mobo is ASUS P5-VM. it has integrated Gbit Ethernet.

Do not get mistaken by "Gigabyte" its a company name....
I am talking about "Gigabit Ethernet card" make sure which one do you have..

BTW as i know ur model ASUS P5-VM does'nt come with a Gigabit Ethernet card..
 
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MambaXL

MambaXL

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Sorry its P5B-VM not P5-VM . and BTW GByte or GB stands for Gigabyte and Gbit or Gb stands for Gigabit. It may be a company but in general its a measure of data size .
 

47shailesh

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MambaXL said:
Sorry its P5B-VM not P5-VM . and BTW GByte or GB stands for Gigabyte and Gbit or Gb stands for Gigabit. It may be a company but in general its a measure of data size .
yes yes i know...

Dude you r right i google and find out P5B-VM have Realtek chip responsible for Gigabit network support ;)
 
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