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Home Networking Part Two

Overview Quite a few people have used this page to successfully setup a home network. Some folks get stuck for various reasons. While I'm more than willing to help, this is such a large topic that I can NOT do it via email. So please DO NOT ask! I can not help with WinNT or Win2000 networking questions since I don't use these operating systems. If you need my help, we'll have to setup a time for you to call me. Please note that I live in Ohio and that Amy would kill me if I paid for the call :-) So you must be willing to pay the long-distance charges if you call me.

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Publisher	PuterGeek.Com	File Format	HTML
Date Published	January 2001
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Design

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