Can I use WiFi Dongles to share the internet?

I am thinking of getting a few Safecom SWLUT- 54125 USB 802.11g USB dongles,
and would like to be able to use them to share my internet connection.
between 3 PC's, 2 running XP and one Windows 98.

The dongles support WPA and 802.1x - and I'd like to use the Win98 machine
as a RADIUS server, and also to upload security web cam images to a
website...
The internet comes via a router to 2 XP machines (only one of which will
have (or need, I think)) a dongle.

Is this scheme possible? or do I need a new wireless router?
Any advice?

Thanks,
John.

If it were me, I'd be thinking along the lines of plugging a wireless access
point in to the router.

Neil


"MJS" <a.b@c> wrote in message
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>I am thinking of getting a few Safecom SWLUT- 54125 USB 802.11g USB
>dongles, and would like to be able to use them to share my internet
>connection. between 3 PC's, 2 running XP and one Windows 98.
>
> The dongles support WPA and 802.1x - and I'd like to use the Win98 machine
> as a RADIUS server, and also to upload security web cam images to a
> website...
> The internet comes via a router to 2 XP machines (only one of which will
> have (or need, I think)) a dongle.
>
> Is this scheme possible? or do I need a new wireless router?
> Any advice?
>
> Thanks,
> John.
>