Re: Network Questions

[Jim Arnott]

The easiest, simplest way to get both machines on the Internet together 
is to purchase an external PC modem (9 pin serial) and a router with a 
serial port. (D-Link DI-704, USR 8000, SMC Barricade  <don't have model 
number handy>)

Plug computers into router using Cat 5 cable (not telephone cord) and 
modem into router serial port.  Set router to DHCP on the LAN side and 
dialup on the WAN side.  Set computers to do DHCP and you're done.

Jim
The first lemming to lead his peers off the cliff is a bold and 
decisive leader.

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