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Does this means that I have to install SAMBA on my
RHbox router on both network? I'm not using any caching server and I only
control the internet browsing tru ipchains so if I use DHCP i would be hard for
me to tell whose user can access the internet but Im on the processing of
reading and studying this DHCP and Squid my boss just ask to see all the
connected computer on both network for easy support and we dont have to get to
travel to another office for support. Please help
regards,
Toto
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Subject: Re: Connecting two LAN
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>Hi List, Tony
>I was able to use the first two network
that you gave (192.168.100.0,
>192.168.100.64) and ping and used to
communicate with other win98/w2k
>client using netmeeting and I was so
happy, I just have another question
>because when I browse the network
neighborhhod on win98/w2k I cant see
>the other network (B) or vise
versa, is this realy the scenario or do I
>have tho configure
something
You need to setup a WINS server for each network. You'll also
need to set
the IP address for the local WINS server in each client
machine. DHCP can
do the latter automatically. You should really consider
using DHCP
for these networks. In the long run it will make things
easier.
Tony
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