broadband router but dial-up service

[jfchui]

In the old days I was using a dial-up internet account. The first pc act as the "master", installed with ICS and connected to the modem/phone line. The network card of the second PC is connected to the network card of the first PC via a special "crossed" network cable. So I can have 2 PC using internet together.

A year ago I setup a broadband account (cable internet) and had purchased a wireless broadband router (just a common one). So it allows all my PC's to share the internet: I have 3 PC connected to the router via cable, the 4th is connected via wireless network card.

For reasons I need to terminate the existing broadband account. I do not know how long it will take me to setup another one with a different service provider. My plan is to get a dial-up internet service account (which takes no time.) But I would like to allow the same 4 PC's to use internet (not all 4 together of course) without much hassles. Is this possible at all? Can I setup one PC to connect to the internet via a modem and allow the other 3 PCs to share the connection via the existing broadband router, after changing some settings?

Also much appreciated if someone could point out some links for me to read.

[cat5e]

If the Router has a serial port you can buy an External DialUp Modem, and share with the Router.

Otherwise it is back to one computer with two NICs and ICS.

Link to: Sharing the Internet with DialUp Connection. (http://www.ezlan.net/DialUp.html)

:cool:

[crusious31]

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=33-122-132&depa=0