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How many workstations? &nbsp;Ethernet cards?<br />

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How many workstations?  Ethernet cards?


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We have 18 workstations all with ethernet cards.<br />
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We have 18 workstations all with ethernet cards.



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One more question. Is there any legal problem with using this kind of software or is this like hooking up your tv to the cable? Were if you are at the same residents you can hookup for one flat fee to as many TVs as you want..<br />
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One more question. Is there any legal problem with using this kind of software or is this like hooking up your tv to the cable? Were if you are at the same residents you can hookup for one flat fee to as many TVs as you want..






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I was told that there is some WinSock software that can be used to connect all your computers to one phone line for an internet connection. <br />
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Server: PC running Windows NT<br />
All Workstations: PCs running Win95<br />
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The server and one workstation have modems. But we only have one phone line for the connection. We are connected to a local ISD. <br />
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Could you please tell me what software this could be and some guidlines on how to set it up.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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I was told that there is some WinSock software that can be used to connect all your computers to one phone line for an internet connection. 

Server: PC running Windows NT
All Workstations: PCs running Win95

The server and one workstation have modems. But we only have one phone line for the connection. We are connected to a local ISD. 

Could you please tell me what software this could be and some guidlines on how to set it up.

Thanks
 

WinSock SW Question

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.