tell me about ethernet?
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A local-area network (LAN) protocol developed by Xerox Corporation in cooperation with DEC and Intel in 1976. It is one of the most widely implemented LAN standards. Local network generally offering a throughput of 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps.A common way of networking PCs to create a LAN.
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Fast and easy to setup and maintain?  Go pick up a router.  You will need cat-5 cable to stretch out to each pc from the router.  These cables cannot be more than 326 feet. Set all of the machines up to acquire an IP address automatically.  Set the workgroup to be the same on all machines (this asumes a Windows environment).  Turn everything on and give it about 2 minutes to settle down then start checking for connectivity between the machines.  Depending on your situation, wireless might work better than stringing cables.  I have a mixed network in the house here.  I also have the network bridged via wireless to the neighbors house.(Share cable modem)
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First you should have 2 ethernet cards (one for ADSL, one for network), then follow the "network setup wisard" of MS Windows XP ... It will help you...
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You wont get a connection through ethernet. use a usb port connection.
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An ethernet card provides a connection from your computer to an ethernet hub, router or a cable modem. The connection usually looks like a telephone jack (but wider). It is the same as an ethernet connection port (usually built into most newer computers and laptops). It is not the same as a USB port. Ethernet ports are connected using eithernet patch cords, often called CAT-5 cables.\n\nEthernet cards are cheap and easy to install.
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if you mean network them directly together, i'd say go witha router, if you are connecting through a LAN at say a university, you just need an ethernet cable.
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if your looking for ethernet drivers the you can go to www.driverguide.com and find the driver for the specific device and os that you have. or you can go to the manufacturers web site and find the drivers there. also if the device came with the machine you should have a drivers disk to go with the pc. if you bought it sepparetly the you should have a disk from that as well
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You have a few options.  If you want to run an Ethernet cable to the other computer, then you will need a router.  You could get a wireless card for the other computer as well.  You would need a wireless router for that.  Either way you will need a router.\n\nYou will connect the router directly to the modem.  Then each computer will connect to the router.
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You need what is called a "crossover cable". It has Tx and Rx pinouts switched end to end. Once you get it, if there is a jack it fits into on each computer (an RJ45 jack), then you do have two ethernet adapters, either cards or on board.
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Ok, the Local Area Connection is for the Ethernet cable connection. (it's like a phone cord). You do not need this since you have a wireless connection. So you can right click on Local Area Connection and disable it if the little red X is bugging you. As far as the speed goes, you will not get 100mbps on a wireless connection. It will move up and down depending on how far away you are from the wireless router or access point. You only are using about 1mbps on your internet connection anyway so there is really no need to worry about that unless you are transfer large files back and forth from each of the computers in the home or office.
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There are ethernet connectors that actually connect to a USB port. I had one on my old desktop, and it worked fine (pretty inexpensive too!).
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The best way is probably through a wi-fi router, but if you don't want to add a wireless adapter to your computer you can consider using one of the power outlets ethernet adapters in the market -- they will use the electric wiring in your house to route the ethernet traffic -- they work great (I have one)\n\nCheck out the products from linksys - http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Product_C2&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1115416874725&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper
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I'm not sure but my answer is 3 Metro Ethernet
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5E has a 100GHZ bandwidth and will support 1-gigabit Ethernet up  to 100 meters.\n\n5 will support 100 base-T 100Mb to a  distance of 100 meters.\n\nCat6 has 250GHZ bandwidth and may support 10-gigabit ethernet to around 35 meters if certain procedures are followed and certain things exist (or don't exist).\nSo, basically, you can't tell if CAT6 will run anything over 1Gb without testing in the actual installation. Then there are mitigation steps you can take to make it work better (looser cable bundling, greater separation, and stuff).\n\nCategory 6A (augmented) has a 500Ghz bandwidth) and will support 10-gigabit to a distance of 100 meters.\n\nIt is near ratification.
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Yea if you can connect to an ethernet connection at your school or work, it will get you on the internet fast and free, but you have to have an ethernet network to connect to to make it useful.
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If you already have an Ethernet connection, then just buy a Wireless Bridge. You may need to also buy a LAN Switch (to allow you to plug in as well.) \nHave a look at the price of both, as it may be cheaper to buy a new Modem with both Wired and Wireless connections.\n\nAs for the connection, You should not see any slow down at your wired end . The wireless connection, will be slightly slower but not by much!
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I am not sure you have asked a question.\nPlease check your grammatical structure and try to rephrase the question. Include more detail, like a d-link WHAT (router, wireless card, Ethernet card, etc)