wrote:
> > that you dig out a router that actually works,
> Router, as in plug in several PC to form a P-P?
No, as in 'connect with the Internet.' This is
actually a bit more complicated than it sounds. Steve
S. travels with a Netgear (?) router, but it did not
work at all with my Shuttle XPC, for whatever reason.
(Compatibility, perhaps.) Steven brought an ancient
something-or-other to the last Help Desk I attended,
but it was kaput, and we couldn't resurrect it. There
may also be some kinda Chapman-wide firewall to
contend with, but I'm not sure about that.
Jordan
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