I recently purchased a Asus 330ng (3g wireless router) to use with my BSNL broadband & 3g USB dongle.Wireless & 3g are working fine.But the connection setup, i missed to think before purchasing it.
The Asus wireless router is a very small one & has just 1 Ethernet port where i connect the BSNL modem.The connection goes wireless & i can access it on my laptop.
There is another PC without usb adapter, which housed the BSNL modem.Now with the only RJ 45 eth port being connected to the wireless router, this PC cant access internet through ethernet & to access it, i have to unplug the cable from wireless router & plug it back to the computer eth port.
Is is possible to keep the BSNL modem always connected to the eth port of the PC, while the wireless gets a parallel line from the same port?Or should i go for some switch or hub.Or is there any other cable or equipment which would help me get this setup?
The Asus wireless router is a very small one & has just 1 Ethernet port where i connect the BSNL modem.The connection goes wireless & i can access it on my laptop.
There is another PC without usb adapter, which housed the BSNL modem.Now with the only RJ 45 eth port being connected to the wireless router, this PC cant access internet through ethernet & to access it, i have to unplug the cable from wireless router & plug it back to the computer eth port.
Is is possible to keep the BSNL modem always connected to the eth port of the PC, while the wireless gets a parallel line from the same port?Or should i go for some switch or hub.Or is there any other cable or equipment which would help me get this setup?