connecting 2 PC's together

Hi all in my OH's charity office they have 2 PC's 1 in the boss's office
(PC1)and 1 in the office where she works as a Publicity Officer (PC2). ATM
all EMail go into the bosses PC and she has to go in there to read it

What they want is to connect the 2 PC's together via a Router and then to
the Broadband Modem which is connected directly to the Router and then the
PC1, so she can then get and send her own mail without having to go to PC1

The 'Building' is a 'PortaCabin' type with the cables already installed

My question is simple

How do I do it?

There is no one available who knows how to do it but plenty (me included)
who can do it if there are simple instruction available

Thank you

Tiny

Assuming it's an ethernet router, you unplug the ethernet cable from the
modem to the existing pc and plug the ethernet cable from the modem to the
router( wan). There should be some software which will help you to clone the
ip address that your ISP gave you into the router, or call your router
company to help. Next you plug ethernet cables from each computer into the
router(lan) and make sure their network cards are set to obtain ip address
automatically, which the router will give them and you're done
"Tiny" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi all in my OH's charity office they have 2 PC's 1 in the boss's office
> (PC1)and 1 in the office where she works as a Publicity Officer (PC2). ATM
> all EMail go into the bosses PC and she has to go in there to read it
>
> What they want is to connect the 2 PC's together via a Router and then to
> the Broadband Modem which is connected directly to the Router and then the
> PC1, so she can then get and send her own mail without having to go to PC1
>
> The 'Building' is a 'PortaCabin' type with the cables already installed
>
> My question is simple
>
> How do I do it?
>
> There is no one available who knows how to do it but plenty (me included)
> who can do it if there are simple instruction available
>
> Thank you
>
> Tiny

"RBM" <rmottola1(remove this)@optonline.net> wrote in
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> Assuming it's an ethernet router, you unplug the ethernet cable from
> the modem to the existing pc and plug the ethernet cable from the
> modem to the router( wan). There should be some software which will
> help you to clone the ip address that your ISP gave you into the
> router, or call your router company to help. Next you plug ethernet
> cables from each computer into the router(lan) and make sure their
> network cards are set to obtain ip address automatically, which the
> router will give them and you're done "Tiny" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> message news:Tp9Ld.19471$(E-Mail Removed) k...
>> Hi all in my OH's charity office they have 2 PC's 1 in the boss's
>> office (PC1)and 1 in the office where she works as a Publicity
>> Officer (PC2). ATM all EMail go into the bosses PC and she has to go
>> in there to read it
>>
>> What they want is to connect the 2 PC's together via a Router and
>> then to the Broadband Modem which is connected directly to the Router
>> and then the PC1, so she can then get and send her own mail without
>> having to go to PC1


Thank you RMM this helped me loads

Tiny