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To: Aubie who wrote (13454)	4/27/2000 4:59:00 PM
From: Michael E. Baldino	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 19297

Hey there..thanks for that link!!! I use "remote" hosting provided by hispeedhosting.com in New Jersey...I requested a Unix server as opposed to NT because I know Unix is more stable...I work with Unix a bit at work..not much though...I bought for the heck of it Mandrake Linux which had the option of running a Linux for windows setup...which ran with a dual boot option...the problem was that during setup, it asks to select a monitor and if your monitor is not listed, your basically screwed...only one of my three computers I was able to run it on...my pentium 75...which basically contains backup copies of of the C drives from the other two computers...the Linux ran too slow to enjoy it....my internet "host" computer which supplies internet to all three computers at the same time through 1 modem, dual boots 95/NT.......I have NT for basically learning purposes....I have DSL coming in on the 2nd of May..which I am looking forward too...supposedly....the DSL modem can go right to my Hub...and supply all three machines with internet....I am new to networking so "bugs" can drive me nuts. sorry for rambling....LOL I am off to go check your sight out.... meb :)