How to form a bureau with 8 computers in a dormitory?

It's so annoying to talk about above, you see this one of mine.

Use one machine as a server and share the Internet! Premise: No router, because the current ADSL terminals have routing functions, use switches.

Connection method: ADSL switch your four machines.

Settings: Use a machine to dial the number, then find the "Broadband Connection" attribute "Advanced", and select the three checkboxes under "Internet Connection Sharing" to confirm the exit.

Setup of the other three machines:

You don't need to set anything, but you should note that these three machines can't be high as static IP, you have to use a dynamic IP method, you know it!!

Advantages: The network speed is faster than using routes.

Cons: Once the server is down, the sharing fails completely!

Okay, you can see for yourself which one to use, hee hee plus points.

You can use a switch or router, as long as there are no less than 8 ports. Simply connect each computer to a router or switch with a network cable.

No need to go into details. Go buy an eight-port switch. Just plug it in. Note that it is not a hub. Nor is it a router. It seems that the current dormitory cannot use the router.

If you go to the Internet, you can use routing, and if you don't, you can use a switch or hub

To buy a hub with more than (but not equal to) 8 excuses, you can buy a few RJ45 network cables to connect to the computer.

From the existing network equipment (four-port wired routers, I understand that each router has 4 LAN ports and 1 WAN port), the maximum number of LAN computers that can be set up by the landlord is 12.

The landlord set up a LAN of 8 people (I understand it as 8 computers), which requires a four-port wired router, an eight-port wired switch, and 10 network cables.

Connection: Network incoming cable connection router WAN, take 1 network cable to connect one end to any LAN port of the router (there are 3 ports left in the router), the other end to connect any port of the switch (there are 7 ports left in the switch), take 8 network cables and connect any 8 ports from the remaining 10 ports (the router port is also the same as the switch port in this connection mode) to connect to 8 computers respectively (so far there are two ports left blank for backup).

Configuration method: The switch is not configured, and the router is configured (omitted, if necessary, you can ask questions).

1. If you want to set up a LAN, I suggest that you solve the account problem first, use a unified account, increase the bandwidth, 8 people use a 10M bandwidth, use the output of a cat to connect to the input port of the switch, and transfer 8 ports (the 8 ports of the switch must be the output 8 ports) to each computer.

2. If the account remains the same, then connect the switch first, then connect the cat, to the computer, and the account shared by two people is connected to the cat, and then connected to a router and then to the computer.

Use a router, you're in a LAN, you first go to the router, and then turn on the DHCP server, all your network cards are set to automatically get the IP address, and the network cable is not plugged into the WAN port, and the WAN port is used to connect to the external network.

That's a LAN! If you can't visit each other, set up your online neighbor--- set up a home or small office network--- and then follow the prompts. Do it on each machine and restart it (preferably in a workgroup).

Yes, both machines can be used, and it is easiest to use a router, which is built in our dormitory with a wireless router.

Install a router and you're good to go.

Yes, just pull a line.

Just buy a router and plug it in, and your two computers will be on the same LAN.

There is a router no, if there is a router LAN.

Each computer must be equipped with a network card. Nowadays, switches are usually used to build local area networks, and each computer is connected to the switch with a network cable.

If only two computers are networked, you can connect the two computers directly with network cables without using a switch. At this time, the connection between the crystal heads (RJ45 connectors) at both ends of the network cable and the network cable must be crimped in a cross way.

If you want a LAN consisting of only two computers to connect to the Internet in a shared fashion, you must install dual network cards on one of the computers. Add this NIC to connect to the Internet, and set this NIC to "Share Internet Connection".