If you connect the M10 to the hub, to keep the group relatively secure it's
a good idea to run two protocols: TCP/IP for access to the outside world
via the M10 (remove any IP bindings to Server/Workstation/Netbios) & IPX or
NETBEUI for the internal sharing workgroup.

Another option is to use one pc at a proxy. The proxy PC has a second
network card added that's direct connected to the M10 & proxy software that
allows the other PC's to access the Web.

The former setup I use at home, the later at the office.

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Stewart [mailto:kevins@netgate.net.nz]
Sent: Friday, 3 March 2000 17:09
To: Clive Biddulph
Cc: adsl@freebsddiary.cx
Subject: Re: ADSL install

The requirments for running more than 1 PC on an M10 are....
each machine must have an ethernet card
a hub with 10BaseT (RJ45 an connector for the M10) & relevent connectors for
each PCs ethernet

ie if some of your PCs have 10Base2(Coax) the hub must have a 10BaseT
connector and 10BaseT for the M10 and the rest of the PCs

The PCs do not need 2 ethernet cards
Kevin

----- Original Message -----
From: "Clive Biddulph" <clive@astea.co.nz>
To: "Adsl@Freebsddiary. Cx" <adsl@freebsddiary.cx>
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 3:47 PM
Subject: ADSL install

> At an install of ADSL today in Auckland the installer informed me that if
I
> wanted to use ADSL via an M10 on all the machines on the network (3 p.c's
> running from a hub 10Base T), I would need to add an extra network card to
> each machine in the network.
>
> After picking myself up from the ground, the installer and I came to an
> agreement, that he swap the modem for one that works and I would stop
crying
> and flooding the building.
>
> P.S
> I do not know much about ADSL, but always will to learn.
>
> Clive Biddulph, Astea Int Inc New Zealand. clive@astea.co.nz
> (p)+64 9 278 7537, (f)+64 9 278 7137, (m)+64 21 625 339.
>
>
>
>

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