I have used STN in the past with Cox @Home. Turned it off because I had some problems
with DNS, which he has changed his faq info to cover my problems.
Plan on getting it going again soon.
When a company says they don't support something, that just means they don't know, and
you are on your own trying to get it to work. It does work.
Someone else will have to answer your NIC question. :-)
John Smith
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On Thu, 06 May 1999 22:01:43 Larry Stahl wrote:
>Hello,
>Does anyone know if a NIC by SMC called the EZ Card 10 will work with
>STN? Other numbers mentioned are that it is NE2000 compatible. I don't
>have nearly as sophisticated and complex a setup as most of you seem to.
>
>Right now I just want to connect two Win '95 Pentiums to the internet
>through a Cox@Home cable modem. And that is my second question. Are
>there any Cox@Home users? Cox says they can't support the use of STN
>and I must buy another IP address for another $7/Mo. (and soon
>another...).
>
>I'm also curious, what does the STN system look like to Win '95?
>
>Thanks for any help.
>
>Larry Stahl
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