Andreas Meyer wrote:
>I learn a bit more every day;) And was wondering since month what a
>cable-modem is. A 10BaseT hockup to a server means one has to have
>such a ability in the house?
Certainly.
>But isn�t it for sending only and for
>receiving you need a modem?
No. A cable-modem goes both ways.
>Or is this for satelite-connection? 8:-(
Think so but have no experience with those kind
of connections.
>Fred, two more questions. I got Samba and Apache running and can access
>everthing from the PC-side, it�s great! How to I access files residing
>on the PC from the Amiga?
You need smb-handler for that.
Go to http://www.dmbsoft.de/ and you'll find it.
>Amiga, 'info' shows just the Amiga-devices.
Not with smb-handler installed. Then info tells you
that you have another disk all of a sudden. Well,
one disk per shared directory on the PC rather.
Very convenient.
>And, if I ever want to try to go online to the internet from client-side
>through the LAN, how do I shutdown the internet-connection in Miami
>emmediatly working with the client?
No idea unfortunately. I do it the other way around: my Amiga
is the client and I start and stop the Internet-connection
on the server through a web-page.
Hm, you could possibly do that by making a webpage with a link
that starts a arexx-script. That way, Internet Explorer or Netscape
could connect to your Amiga and you click on a "Connect" link
that starts the Arexx-script.
/Jonas
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