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Setup a simple 2 computer Peer to Peer Network without using a Hub. ... Lets forget about all the different options right now and focus on the details of my own setup using 3Com 10/100TX Fast Ethernet network interface cards (NIC's).
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www.makeitsimple.com/how-to/simple.htm
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This web site shows the fundamental requirements of creating Microsoft Windows-based computer network. ... To "virtually" connect the network, Microsoft Windows XP provides the Network Setup Wizard, which is a series of dialog boxes that can guide you in this process. To start this wizard:
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java.functionx.com/networking/Lesson05.htm
java.functionx.com/networking/Lesson05.htm
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It requires a little more setup but it is the "IN" protocol today and is what is exclusively used on the Internet. If using and installing TCP/IP you will most likely be asked for an IP address and netmask during installation of the of the network card. ... Peer to Peer Networking...
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www.hildrum.com/network2.html
www.hildrum.com/network2.html
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(1) NIC for each computer on the network. ... The setup is easier then most people realize; all you need is the Network Interface Cards (NICs), cable (RG-58 coax or cat-5 UTP) and connectors (BNC-T or RJ-45).
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www.kb7tbt.com/network/
www.kb7tbt.com/network/
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What setup to use ... A Small Ethernet Peer-to-Peer Network for Two Computers ... This arrangement makes this a "peer-to-peer" network. Neither computer is in charge. The two co-operate. The converse is a "server-client" relationship, where one computer directs the interactions of a number of others, but for my purposes a peer...
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www.ctlow.ca/HomeNetwork/SmallNetwork.html
www.ctlow.ca/HomeNetwork/SmallNetwork.html
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The easiest way to share a printer with multiple computers is to connect the printer to one PC via USB or parallel cable (we connected via USB) and then configure it as a shared printer using Microsoft File and Printer sharing. ... For this section, we're assuming you have a peer-to-peer network setup. (We're aware there...
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www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,286663,00.asp
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I am in the process of down-grading my business office back to a simple home office and am unsure what direction I should go with regards to the network setup.
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www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/Windows_Networking/...
www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/Windows_Networking/Q_23334162.html
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Configure File Servers or Peer-to-Peer networks for file sharing at home and/or office ... High Speed Network Connectivity using ISDN and T1 lines ... Setup Remote Computing or Virtual Private Networks (VPN) for off-site workers...
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www.elizintl.com/network_office-VPN-remote-Elizabeth.ht...
www.elizintl.com/network_office-VPN-remote-Elizabeth.htm
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Every computer can take over server functions and use the workgroup's resources at the same time. Because all the computers have the same rights, this configuration is known as a peer-to-peer network.
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support.microsoft.com/kb/813936
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