network security notes
Friday, November 20th, 2009Network Difficulty ….?
Okay heres how it goes I still live with my parents (not old enough to move out) and I have to share the same network as them, same External IP same security settings. I live in Pennsylvania and my Internet Providers is RCN (http://www.rcn.com). I get my internet/phone/cable from them. Take in note cost isn’t much of an issue as long as its not to high. I wanted to have a separate network with a separate router and a separate external IP address. The router is not the problem the problem is: is it possible to have two whole separate networks running through 1 house? Because my dad is the one in control of everything. I want to be the admin of the whole network and security on it. I DONT wanna divide the current network into 2 sub-networks I want a whole separate one! Is this possible?
& Any help and suggestions is highly appreciated!
Getting a second cable account would be the same as dividing your current network into two subnetworks so that would be a waste of money. All of your neighbors are sharing the same bandwidth when you’re using cable Internet. So if you’re going to pay for another account make it DSL instead.
That being said, why not just buy another router, and attach that router to your parents router? that would give you complete control of everything that happens on your network, and it would be separate from your parents network, and avoid monthly fees.
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