I can not say I have ever heard of this. I very much doubt if it is even possible. What you need is two seperate internet connections with a server on each end. Cat5 cabling typically runs no more than 500 feet and wireless won't get you that far reliably. Good luck....

when you say you want to share a broadband connection, do you mean you want to have internet access on the second computer by onnecting to the first but no connection to an ISP from the second? or do you just want to connect the two computers for file sharing, etc?

Vizo, I need to share the connection...I need to have access to the Internet. I also need it to be speedy, I will be doing a lot of uploading/downloading from location #2. If you ask why not just get a second connection, it's because location #2 doesn't allow me to have one. It's on a college campus and their connection is slower than dial-up. I need an alternative....so I wanted to share the dedicated T-1 line we have at my job.

ok, can't help you boost a college funded communication line, FAA frowns on it, unless it is done with express permission in writing...

but all the information is online, you just need to do site surveys for Spread Spectrum Analysis so you know if your freq is going to end up drowned out or not..

IP can you even do LOS at 15-20 miles? I think the curvature of the earth would interfere.

In any case, it would cost thousands in equipment alone....

RF Datacom
http://rfdatacom.com/

take a look, you might find your are or are not up to it before you get to deep into considering it...

curve do get in the way thats what the poles, buildings and towers are for

I've been up over 250 feet before, kinda neat

had to fly in on Helocopters to figure out where to put the towers before. It was a really interesting job, but also stressful and almost did me in at the end...

now I work from home, only talk with other techs and never have to put another freaking suit or tie on again

anyway... Husipoo, if it is for work, you might get them to have it installed, maybe.. I will tell you this much though, it you do it without explicative permission your looking at a number of Federal charges when caught... and with they way they are watching colleges, I wouldn't bet on not being found out...

I did all the links for Michigan State up in East Lansing back in 1996 for internet connections around the campus and out to the local k12 school about 20 - 25 miles away...

they were up my butt like a roid the whole freaking time and not one of them had a clue about what was happening but all had to explain what I was doing and needed to do

Peff if you ever need or are considering a wireless remote link and think of it let me know and I can make some calls to friends and see abuot the hardware and stuff and drive down and do the install

np