At 20:40 29/09/99 +0700, you wrote:
>> Apakah saya masih harus menggunakan
>> hub meskipun hanya menghubungkan 2 buah komputer?

Title     : Networking for Lazy Dipshits:
             Volume 1 - Win95/98 & Win95/98 CAT5 Ethernet
Date    : July 18, 1999
Author : rootwurm

--------2.0  -  Hardware Needed--------
2.1 - Network Cards
       The best network cards (by best, i mean most reliable and easiest to
configure) are 3com.  Just about any 3com card will do. I usually use PCI
Etherlinks, but anything 3com should take the cake.  Also, just random
   generic ISA cards are pretty good too.  If they are NE2000 compatible,
you should be good to go, because usually running a card as NE2000, despite
what the card really is, will make for good results.
2.2 - Computers
        Both computers need to have either windows 95 or 98.
2.3 - Cables
        If you are only going to network 2 computers together, and don't
have plans for ever adding more to your network, you can use a crossover
cable (sometimes called a reverse cable). Or, you can make your own.
By using reverse cables, you can eliminate the need for a hub, but you
can't have more than 2 computers hooked up.  I use the following color code
for my reverse cables:
On one end:
Blue, Green-White, Orange, Green, Blue-White, Orange-White, Brown, Brown-White
On the other:  Orange, Orange-White, Blue, Blue-White, Green, Green-White,
Brown, Brown-White

4.2 - Network Settings
--------------------------------
The only things you should have in there are:
     Client for Microsoft Networks
     Dial-Up Adapter (if you've got a modem for Dial-Up)
     NE2000 Compatible (or whatever your network card is)
     TCP/IP -> Dial-Up Adapter
     TCP/IP -> NE2000 Compatible
     File And Printer Sharing

File and Printer Sharing:
    Click on the File and Print Sharing button, and check both boxes.
NetCard settings.
    Specify the following settings:
    IP Address: 10.0.0.1 (PC no.1,and 10.0.0.2,PC no 2, and so on)
    Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Wins Configuration:
    Disable WINS Resolution
Gateway:
    Leave blank, unless you have a router.
DNS Configuration:
    Leave blank
NetBIOS:
    Everything should be greyed out.
Advanced:
    check Set this protocol to be the default protocol
Bindings:
   Don't change anything.

Some things to aviod when running your cable:
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Florescent lights
Try your best to avoid putting the cable on or nearby these lights, cause
ti will cause interference with your UTP wire, and can be a big headache
when trying to setup your network.

Salam
  MuSaJa

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