My office desktop is connected to LAN, to which I want to connect my laptop to exchange files and use mouse without borders n stuff like that. I used a LAN cable splitter which dint work. Pls help me resolve this issue. Thank you all
Somewhere in every LAN, there is a SWITCH, all clients who wish to participate in LAN activity simply plug into this SWITCH, which can be 4 RJ45 ports in the back of a router, or a stand-along box with 8 ports or more, and if you don't have one, BUY one, is not expensive at all. This is the proper way to do things.
Somewhere in every LAN, there is a SWITCH, all clients who wish to participate in LAN activity simply plug into this SWITCH, which can be 4 RJ45 ports in the back of a router, or a stand-along box with 8 ports or more, and if you don't have one, BUY one, is not expensive at all. This is the proper way to do things.
But is there any way I can find out if my office IT dept allows multiple IP address? So if they dont, should i get a router?Coz the connection at my desk is a wall socket
Unless you are in one wacko office, everybody sane uses DHCP, meaning as you plug in a new device into this switch, a new IP will be assigned to the new device.
Wall ---> SWITCH ---> PCs. That's it dude, is not complicated at all.
In the unlikely event that your IT department, for some strange reason assigned you a single static IP and that's all you can have, and maybe for a reason, I am not gonna help you circumvent your IT department.