Bernie wrote:
> We get back to this question then: "Do you want to use the LAN for more
> than sharing the Internet connection?"
Well, files would be nice, but the real and optimum goal is to
just share the internet connection. Sounds easier then I thought it
would.. Ok, this is what I got so far: a P350 and a 486 with LAN
cards. Both of them got (pure) DOS, and Windows 95 with a boot loader.
I got the DOS and Windows drivers (NE2000, that is.). As far as
DOS goes, I managed to use the DR-DOS to get LSL, NE2000 driver,
and IPXODI. I thought that in order to share the connection I also
need to actually login into some sort of a network.. if I understand
correctly, you're saying that I dont need to? So all I need to do
is 1)run the mentioned files on the server and client, 2)run the
internet extender (After connecting to the internet, ofcourse)
3)Set the IP and extender client stuff on the client.. and here we go!
Is this correct?
> Problem nr 3 seems to be the easiest to fix since it doesn't exist ;-)
I guess thats why it was the hardest one for me: You just cant
solve what doesnt exist! :) (you can -create- it, though.)
Or Botton
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