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I have a motorola sb 5101 modem running cable internet on the usb port to my computer. The modem also has an ethernet port.

Can I run the internet on another computer as well using the unused ethernet port on the motorola modem?

My wife wants the fast internet as well on her computer!!!

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Nope, replace the equipment with a router tho' and that will sort your problem.
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Thanks for your reply dave.

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Are you sure it is a modem, and not a router?

If it is a router, then you can use both the USB and the Ethernet ports to connect two computers.

Otherwise, as Dave said, get a router with a 4 port Ethernet hub, and plug both PCs in. They should auto configure.
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Thanks for your email "Serverguy" I may do what you suggest.
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Check out the Linksys WRT54G ..... ideal cheap Cable Router.
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Check out the Linksys WRT54G ..... ideal cheap Cable Router.
Agreed, it is a very good choice. Totally reliable with no random crashes.

Just make sure you get a name brand and not a box store Super Saver Mega Speed Crappy Brand one
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