Hi everyone.

Let me ask you a question.

I live in an apartment with an ADSL internet connection attached.

Does a Broadband router enable multiple computers to access to the ADSL ?

If so, any recommendation?

Thanks for your attention

Does a Broadband router enable multiple computers to access to the ADSL ?

You can get a broadband modem that will give you access to one computer or you can buy a router that will services more computers. Best bet is to buy a wifi router that will give you internet access on many computers. Depends if the computers you want to work off the system have wifi cards as well.

Edited January 18, 200917 yr by Owain

Most consumer/household routers will let you plug in about 4 computers directly, wireless can give you more. And you can always enable internet connection sharing on connected PCs to add additional PCs.

A broadband modem will normally have a rj11 ( telephone ) connection to connect to the telephone line which is your ADSL.

most will also have 4 of rj45 ( Ethernet ) router which you can use just to plug other computers into - though some will only have the 1 of rj45 for 1 computer or for connection to a 4+ rj45 router

many will also have 802.11b/g wifi aerials which you can use to connect wifi enabled devices.

And you can always enable internet connection sharing on connected PCs to add additional PCs.

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Everyone, thanks a lot for your kindness!

Best wishes