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Article #131Modem Sharing
From: Thomas Baumgartner
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 00:00
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 00:00
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I have a 486 machine with a modem connected to the internet. Then there is my laptop connected to the 486 via parallel nullmodem cable (or serial nullmodem cable). Now I want to access the internet with the laptop via the modem connected to the 486. Has anyone tried such a thing and how can it work. One Idea is to find a program which runs on the 486 which sends all it receives at the com-port connected to the laptop to the com-port connected to the modem and vice versa (so that the 486 with the modem appears to the laptop as a normal modem). Does anyone know a program which can do this? A more elegant version would be the use of a program like Wingate or so. But the problem is that all these programs (as far as I know) need a LAN on the private network side. Thanks for any suggestions Tom
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