dial-up and wireless router

My aunt has a dial up connection and wants to be able to use her laptop
wirelessly. She has purchased a wireless router, but hasn't connected
it yet. Can she use a wireless router with a dial-up connection? Thanks
for any help with this.

Demetria




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ChsnVsl7

With just the laptop as the only PC, you can't use a standard wireless
router by itself as it has no means to connect to a phone line for dialup,
you'd need a router with a modem built in to connect the wireless router to,
I don't know if they make wireless routers with a built in modem.

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"ChsnVsl7" <anointedREnappointedMOVEbyGod@hotmail.com.INVALID > wrote in
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> My aunt has a dial up connection and wants to be able to use her laptop
> wirelessly. She has purchased a wireless router, but hasn't connected
> it yet. Can she use a wireless router with a dial-up connection? Thanks
> for any help with this.
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> Demetria
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On Jan 22, 4:39*pm, "David B." <nom...@nomail.com> wrote:
> With just the laptop as the only PC, you can't use a standard wireless
> router by itself as it has no means to connect to a phone line for dialup,
> you'd need a router with a modem built in to connect the wireless router to,
> I don't know if they make wireless routers with a built in modem.
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> > My aunt has a dial up connection and wants to be able to use her laptop
> > wirelessly. She has purchased a wireless router, but hasn't connected
> > it yet. Can she use a wireless router with a dial-up connection? Thanks
> > for any help with this.
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A quick search of the web: http://alwaysonwireless.com/index.php?page=productInfo

Hi
Yeah, it can be done.
This page describes few options, http://www.ezlan.net/DialUp.html
Jack (MVP-Networking).

"ChsnVsl7" <anointedREnappointedMOVEbyGod@hotmail.com.INVALID > wrote in
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> My aunt has a dial up connection and wants to be able to use her laptop
> wirelessly. She has purchased a wireless router, but hasn't connected
> it yet. Can she use a wireless router with a dial-up connection? Thanks
> for any help with this.
>
> Demetria
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> ChsnVsl7

There ya go, if you need it, it's probably out there somewhere.

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A quick search of the web:
http://alwaysonwireless.com/index.php?page=productInfo