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If you really want to share the network connection through a single computer then you should utilize the network address translation (NAT Routing) feature of Windows. If you have a desktop, install a second network adapter and hook that directly into a router. The IP address of that adapter should be configured as the gateway for the other systems sharing the connection.
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I am sure there is a way to do it, but i would strongly recommend to get a router. You can get them really cheap and they're the easiest thing to install. All you have to do is plug in the DSL modem to the router via ethernet cable, and then plug in the computers to the open ports on the router, and that way you'll be online on either machine without the need of both machines being on.
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