dcollis
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1 modem 2 computers, 1 LAN......can both connect at once ?
Is it possible to get 2 computers connected with a crosswired network cable i.e. small LAN, to connect through one modem(On one computer) at the same time. How?
if you don't have Win98 second edition, this feature is also available through many third party programs. Ishare and modem share are good but I found wingate to be the best. http://wingate.deerfield.com/
for info on win98se modem sharing:
http://www.annoyances.org/win98/features/ics.html
personally, though it is stable once setup, I find 98se's version to be harder to setup than the others.
for info on win98se modem sharing:
http://www.annoyances.org/win98/features/ics.html
personally, though it is stable once setup, I find 98se's version to be harder to setup than the others.
Another program I have used under Win95 is HTPROXY. It is a little tricky to configure but it works well.
dcollis, you will nead a network card in each computer. Using a crossover cable (specially wired or available from a computer store) you can network the two computers without a hub. In addition you will need a proxy server program to access the net from the computer without the modem. There are many programs available, both free and for a cost. I use a freeware program named Vsocks Light. It is easy to set up. It is available from http://www.pscs.co.uk/software/downloads/vsockslight.html
In addition if you are new to networking you will need to set up the computers. Instead of going into considerable detail here, I will point you to a site which I have found extremely useful: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/J_Helmig/faq.htm
Work your way through the pages. In addition there is also information about setting at Vsocks, of which adds to Vsocks help pages. It is a little difficult to find, therefore here is the url: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/J_Helmig/proxyins.htm
Good luck and please ask if you need further information.
In addition if you are new to networking you will need to set up the computers. Instead of going into considerable detail here, I will point you to a site which I have found extremely useful: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/J_Helmig/faq.htm
Work your way through the pages. In addition there is also information about setting at Vsocks, of which adds to Vsocks help pages. It is a little difficult to find, therefore here is the url: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/J_Helmig/proxyins.htm
Good luck and please ask if you need further information.
In my company, more than 20 peoples are sharing two modems to access Internet with the help of SyGate(www.sygate.com). It has many powerful capabilities, such as built-in firewall, auto dial-up, and auto disconnection, etc.
Good lock.
Good lock.
You can do -
1. Dial up networking modem sharing in windows 98
2. wingate - can download from www.deerfield.com demo to work on one machine and see how it is - doesn't require much config at all only pointing to the dial up networking connection if you are using it only as a gateway.
3. Modem sharing software - don't know much about this one!
1. Dial up networking modem sharing in windows 98
2. wingate - can download from www.deerfield.com demo to work on one machine and see how it is - doesn't require much config at all only pointing to the dial up networking connection if you are using it only as a gateway.
3. Modem sharing software - don't know much about this one!
Cmap,
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1cell answered my question first, so post an answer and you will get the points. It was just want I needed, Thanks.
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You will need to reject the pending answer before anyone else can post one. Also, you can accept 1cell's comment as the answer after you reject cmap's answer.
Bert
You will need to reject the pending answer before anyone else can post one. Also, you can accept 1cell's comment as the answer after you reject cmap's answer.
Bert
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