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how do router able to connect all the computer in its network to the internet though internet service providers will give only one IP address to a client?
 

if only 1 IP is available for the user then u cant/should not use router
else

u should use swithch (which i done in my case.........8 port)

but the problem is there that for using the internet 1 pc will b made server for internet sharing hence it will b on every time to provide internet to other PCs.

and sharing internet on windows xp is very easy task
 

Of course you can use a router with only one IP
address. The router wil take that address and translate
to internal address using NAT for every PC connected
to it. It is commonly known. I am writing from a home
network just doing that.
 

thankyou, im getting closer to finish my design i've already put a switch to my connection. can you teach me how to configure the router in XP? thanks alot
 

The router is independent of XP. In other words there
is nothing to do in XP. Generally the router I found use
the browser(Firefox, Opera, etc) to communicate with
it and setting it. Some router companies want you to
believe that there is a need to install their software
for communicating to the router. Usually the router
comes already set to 192.168.1.x subnetwork. And
if you use a PC which does not have a static IP, it
will connect to the router and acquire its home IP for
example 192.168.1.3, then you use the browser to
setting the router. You would need to use the
documentation for the router you bought.

your question:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation
 

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