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Either be in college or be a college professor. You typically need a .edu e-mail address to sign up.

Either be in college or be a college professor. You typically need a .edu e-mail address to sign up.

Computer Engineering = Hardware Computer Science = Software Computer Information Systems = touches on a broad range of technologies, useful for system/network administration positions, such as desktop computer repair.

Computer Engineering = Hardware Computer Science = Software Computer Information Systems = touches on a broad range of technologies, useful for system/network administration positions, such as desktop computer repair.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Why would you need an enterprise server if you have no enterprise? Typically you would have employees as subscribers. Otherwise, there's no point.

Better hardware specifications. My router cost $100 (Asus RT-N16), however it has a 480 Mhz CPU, 32 MB of flash, 128 MB of RAM, and can run DD-WRT flawlessly. El cheapo Belkins will have 2MB of flash and 2-4 MB of RAM, and crash constantly.

Better hardware specifications. My router cost $100 (Asus RT-N16), however it has a 480 Mhz CPU, 32 MB of flash, 128 MB of RAM, and can run DD-WRT flawlessly. El cheapo Belkins will have 2MB of flash and 2-4 MB of RAM, and crash constantly.

You'd need some sort of driver pack, which you're never going to find.

Modems themselves do not run NAT. Routers, do.

Sure, connect them together through the LAN ports. Assign each a unique IP on the same subnet. Disable DHCP on one of them. Your connection likely cuts out due to fighting over multiple DHCP servers.