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Article #1122NT Network
From: Michael Rush
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 1995 15:28
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 1995 15:28
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I have been tasked with networking a small office (5PC's). I was thinking of going with an NT server with the PC's using WFW, cost being a primary consideration. 90% of the net use will be peer to peer, i.e. sharing files, printers. There will be one DOS application residing on the server used by everyone. The only glitch so far is that my clinent wishes to have two dumb terminals hooked up to the network and I have never done this before. I was aIso asked if there is a way to provide all usere access to a fax/modem on the server while maintaining a stand alone fax machine on the same phone line. Ihave a few questions if someone is willing to assist. 1) Can a dumb terminal/keyboard be used on an NT network using NetBeui protocol? 2) What hardware/software is required to tie in the terminal/keyboard to the network? 3) Who offers reasonably priced terminals these days? 4) In reguards to the fax situation. Is there a software or hardware solution to the problem of two devices using the same phone line? Any assistance would be grately appreciated. If you have any documents which may help me you can E-Mail them. Again, thank you. Mike R. Washington, U.S.A. E-Mail: mrush@olympic.net
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