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A basic overview to get you started connecting to the Internet

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At the lower ends of connectivity (DSL and Cable), the provider almost almost always also deals in the home connectivity market and therefore will provide some Windows based software, and that software may also be capable of sharing multiple machines. I'm not going to preach here why you don't want a business network relying on something like that; we're just going to plunge ahead into better options. However, I will note that (as usual) you probably are going to have to deal with Windows-centric support folk.

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Tony Lawrence

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