How can i share a DSL broadband to 2 computers using a cross connection?
Physically Connect the Computers Insert one end of the LAN cable into the first computer’s LAN port. Insert the opposite end of the LAN cable into the second computer’s LAN port. Turn on both computers (if they are not on already). Create a Small Network Click on the “Start” button and choose “My Connections” in Windows XP or “Settings” in Windows 2000 or 98. Click on “Show All Connections” in Windows XP or “Network and Dial-up Connections” in 2000 or 98. Click on “Set Up a Home or Small Office Connection” in the left panel of the screen in Windows XP. In 2000 or 98, click on “Make a New Connection.” Follow the onscreen instructions for creating your small network. Be sure to give the network the exact same name on both computers. Share Files Right-click on the drives or folders you wish to share on your computers. Click on “Properties.” Click on the “Sharing” tab at the top of the screen that appears. Click on the button next to “Share This Drive” or “Share This Folder.” You can also
