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    My house has a router[WPA@] to the desktop and this network allows the laptop to join.

    My daughter has a network without a router and her Verizon modem/router is set to WEP which she needs for remote access to work and won't change.

    To keep my configuration when I move in, is it advisable to buy another line from Verizon and use the setup I had in my house, or can I use an ethernet splitter to have our own setups on each seperate side of the switch?
    I also have a non wireless router I am not using if it would help with this.
    Thank you

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    Re: networking

    If her router/modem has more than one LAN port you could buy a wireless AP and plug it into her R/M and create your own network.

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