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rkresge@web.iis-centpa.com (Roger Kresge) wrote:

> Novell still makes available their ROUTEGEN package, which can be used
> to create a workstation-based IPX router.  But it will route ONE AND
> ONLY ONE frame type.  Period.  If you choose to route Ethernet, you
> can route only Ethernet_802.3 (the default) or Ethernet_II (gotta run
> ECONFIG to get to this one) packets.

> ROUTEGEN can create a dedicated real mode, dedicated protected mode or
> non-dedicated protected mode router.  Be forewarned:  The
> non-dedicated mode router created with this product will let you use
> the machine as if it were a 640K 8088!  No Windows, no protected mode,
> no upper memory, nada.

BTW, I'm trying to find out the best way to configure a TCP/IP router
for my WorldGroup server Internet connection. I've heard there is a
DOS application that, taking over the PC, can do the job of a
"regular" $1000 router. Do you know anything about it? Is this a good
option?

And what about this Novell option? I'm a Netware new user... Could you
explain it to me like a teacher would do? :-))

Thanks!!

[]'s, Luiz.

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Luiz Lima
FidoNet: 4:802/39
InterNet: llima@pobox.com
URL: http://www.americasnet.com/llima