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Install Windows NT 4.0 with RRAS. Windows 95 isn't very good for Macintosh.<br />

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Install Windows NT 4.0 with RRAS. Windows 95 isn't very good for Macintosh.


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If you only want to connect Windows 95 with MAC (no internet access) use MacLan95 From Miramar Systems. <br />

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If you only want to connect Windows 95 with MAC (no internet access) use MacLan95 From Miramar Systems.


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We need to get the system running with existing Windows 95 on the PC for business reasons. Right now I need the hardware questions answered. <br />
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Thank you.<br />

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We need to get the system running with existing Windows 95 on the PC for business reasons. Right now I need the hardware questions answered.

Thank you.


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What hardware questions to you have?<br />

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Please see the original question. I need to know what to put between these machines and the wires in the walls.<br />

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Please see the original question. I need to know what to put between these machines and the wires in the walls.


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Thank you. The only question I still need answered is this:<br />
Do I need one hub for each computer? Is that correct?<br />

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Thank you. The only question I still need answered is this:
Do I need one hub for each computer? Is that correct?


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New house wired with twisted pair ethernet cable (high quality.)<br />
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Now: What equipment do I need to build an ethernet network between the following computers housed in separate/connected rooms of the house? &nbsp;PowerTowerPro 225, two iMacs, one G3 powerbook 300, one Compac PC running Windows 95?<br />
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I want to manage the kid's two iMacs from my PowerTower Pro or with an old Mac 7500. I also want to provide internet access for all with one access number if possible. Two numbers at the outside.<br />
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Experts, your advice is golden!<br />
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New house wired with twisted pair ethernet cable (high quality.)

Now: What equipment do I need to build an ethernet network between the following computers housed in separate/connected rooms of the house?  PowerTowerPro 225, two iMacs, one G3 powerbook 300, one Compac PC running Windows 95?

I want to manage the kid's two iMacs from my PowerTower Pro or with an old Mac 7500. I also want to provide internet access for all with one access number if possible. Two numbers at the outside.

Experts, your advice is golden!



Ethernet mixed Macs/PC

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).