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->   roland.bengtsson@mbox3.swipnet.se (Roland Bengtsson) writes:
->  I have recently bought a Goldengate2+ card and 2 NE2000 networkcards. Now I
->  wanna setup a network to my 486:a with TCP/IP. I think I have installed all hardware correctly.
->  
->  I have AMiTCP/IP 4.2 and gg_ne2000.device on the Amigaside and Win95 on the PC-side.
->  
->  Can someone point me in right direction to get the whole thing to work?
->  
->  Is there some kind of FAQ how to connect amiga to Win95?
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Unfortunately their are no Win95 networking clients for the Amiga, but you can set up
TCP/IP on both the Amiga and the Win95-PC setup and FTP files back and forth very
quickly between them.
My setup is the Amiga set to IP 10.1.1.2 and the Win95-PC setup to IP 10.1.1.1
I make the PC as the default gateway on the Amiga. You can give the Amiga and the
PC different computer names but have them belong to the same domain. You don't need
a Domain Name server at all. My setup is the Amiga set to amiga.mynet.com and the PC set
to Pentium.mynet.com. After you've done this make sure you can ping back and forth between
the 2 computers then run an FTP server client on each like wsftp on the PC and AmFTP server onthe
Amiga. The Amiga FTP server can be found on Aminet. And a PC FTP server can be found with a WEB
search of "FTP"
laterzzzz.
                  James Vigliotti
                  slider@ccnet.com