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September 14th 06, 03:34 PM
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KVM switches
I have two pc's connected with a kvm switch. Before they were connected each
was able to go on the net with it's own bt modem. Is there anyway they can still do this without both pc's being on 
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September 14th 06, 03:54 PM
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KVM switches
The KVM switch has nothing to do with a modem connecting, so nothing should have changes in the way
the connect. You just need to be on the pc that you want to connect and do so as you always have. -- Dave Vair CNE, CNA, MCP, A+, N+ "lynda" wrote in message ... I have two pc's connected with a kvm switch. Before they were connected each was able to go on the net with it's own bt modem. Is there anyway they can still do this without both pc's being on
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September 14th 06, 11:49 PM
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KVM switches
....... each
was able to go on the net with it's own bt modem. Is there anyway they can still do this without both pc's being on You need to network the two computers together using a router with dialup fallback capability: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12707398
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