Broadband multiuser setup

Can someone advise me of the correct hardware for installing broadband for
two or more computers. One computer is in the office and the other is
across the yard (approx 50metres) at home. I want both to have the same
connection to broadband using the office telephone line. The computer in the
home will be the last to be switched off. Both computers should be able to
access each others files/programs. And use the one printer.

Question1;
I have a cable ready and waiting to be used for linking the computers. By
using the cable will it reduce the hardware costs, and be a better
connection than going wireless?

Question2;
Would using 'Belkin' "Office Networking Kit" be suitable equipment to use?

Thankyou if you can help.
Pat

Well lets look at the name of the newsgroup. It starts with "microsoft"
so that must mean we only talk about Microsoft products. Next it says
"public" so that means any person can post here. Then it says
"broadbandnet" so since this is a Microsoft newsgroup it must be talking
about the Microsoft Broadband Networking. Last but not least it says
"hardware" So that must mean it is the Microsoft hardware for networking
that we talk about.

Thus this is not a general networking newsgroup, but one for the
Microsoft Broadband networking hardware. I'd suggest either posting in
a newsgroup for the hardware you are running, a general networking
newsgroup, or one for whatever version of Windows you are running.

Pat wrote:

> Can someone advise me of the correct hardware for installing broadband for
> two or more computers. One computer is in the office and the other is
> across the yard (approx 50metres) at home. I want both to have the same
> connection to broadband using the office telephone line. The computer in the
> home will be the last to be switched off. Both computers should be able to
> access each others files/programs. And use the one printer.
>
> Question1;
> I have a cable ready and waiting to be used for linking the computers. By
> using the cable will it reduce the hardware costs, and be a better
> connection than going wireless?
>
> Question2;
> Would using 'Belkin' "Office Networking Kit" be suitable equipment to use?
>
> Thankyou if you can help.
> Pat
>
>

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