Re: More OT, hooking computers together
- From: "Mungo Bulge" <NO.SPAM@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 13:51:20 -0400
Ok John, as usual there are a lot of answers which don't tell you how
you can, mostly from people with only a passing knowledge of how to do
it.
You are better off asking the question on
microsoft.public.win95.networking newsgroup. At least there you will
get three answers on how to do it right and then for amusement you can
read the rest of the thread as they argue among themselves as to which
one is better.
This newsgroup is really good at metalworking, so unless you really
want to rivet the two computers together, you should post to a
networking group.
--
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"Abrasha" <abrasha@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| JohnM wrote:
| > Can I assume I can hook comuters with various Windows OS's
together with
| > ethernet cards and coax? If so, will a Win95 OS pretty well know
what to
| > do assuming I can get the thing to recognize the hardware or is it
going
| > to be a real pain to make work?
| >
| > What sort of cable do these cards need? The same a TV uses by any
chance?
| >
| > Many thanks,
| >
| > John
|
| Win 95? You might as well commit suicide before you start.
|
| And if you don't know that ethernet cards need Ethernet cables, not
coax
| cables, you should not even contemplate starting something like
this.
|
| Abrasha
| http://www.abrasha.com
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