Wireless Solution For Dial-Up?
I'm currently living in a house that only has dial-up networking as an option, but we have several computers, such as an airport enabled iBook G3, a Macbook Pro, two Windows laptops and three total Windows PC's.
What I'm trying to get done is an all in one solution to connect them all to a centeral hub that has ethernet for the desktops, some kind of dial-up modem to dial out, plus a WiFi connection for the laptops.
Untill now what I've been doing is always have the iBook G3 act as the hub and use it's modem to share it's dial-up connection over both the ethernet port and over Airport. This solution works great when the G3 isn't being used. But when it is, none of the computers have internet...
Obviously a standard router won't work since the dial-up prevents it. Are there any routers out there that have both a dial-up modem and WiFi built in? Or another way?
What I'm trying to get done is an all in one solution to connect them all to a centeral hub that has ethernet for the desktops, some kind of dial-up modem to dial out, plus a WiFi connection for the laptops.
Untill now what I've been doing is always have the iBook G3 act as the hub and use it's modem to share it's dial-up connection over both the ethernet port and over Airport. This solution works great when the G3 isn't being used. But when it is, none of the computers have internet...
Obviously a standard router won't work since the dial-up prevents it. Are there any routers out there that have both a dial-up modem and WiFi built in? Or another way?
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