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please be a bit more clear.... that how those hosts are located??<br />
in general &nbsp;u would need a dedicated leased line... and the best way would be TCP/IP on them.<br />
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please be a bit more clear.... that how those hosts are located??
in general  u would need a dedicated leased line... and the best way would be TCP/IP on them.



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hi,<br />
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if you do not need more than a dial up's bandwidth, you could very easily and cheaply set this up with two modems carrying traffic over tcp/ip. if you are interested, have any more questions or need help, please ask me.<br />
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bewtain
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hi,

if you do not need more than a dial up's bandwidth, you could very easily and cheaply set this up with two modems carrying traffic over tcp/ip. if you are interested, have any more questions or need help, please ask me.

bewtain

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I think the protocol is clear TCP/IP. What line bandwith to you need?
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I think the protocol is clear TCP/IP. What line bandwith to you need?

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What is the best way to connect two small lans (4/5 nodes)<br />
across a mile/2 miles of town. &nbsp;Please advise on topologies/protocols etc<br />

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What is the best way to connect two small lans (4/5 nodes)
across a mile/2 miles of town.  Please advise on topologies/protocols etc


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