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To: George Dawson who wrote (9608)	12/12/1999 8:16:00 PM
From: hal jordan	Read Replies (4) of 14778

Slightly off-topic networking question for the experts here: I have a cable modem connected to an ethernet card in my personal pc. I now want to connect my work laptop, which is also equipped with an ethernet pc card, so both computers can share the cable modem. I have a static ip address assigned from my cable modem provider for my personal pc. My personal pc is running windows 95, my work pc is running windows 98. I also need to run microsoft vpn to connect to my work extranet. What is the best way to network these two pcs so they can both share the cable modem? I have theories about placing another nic in the personal pc, or using winproxy and buying a little ethernet hub. Any complete answers to solve this networking mystery would be most appreciated! Thanks in advnace. Hal

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