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by hal 9000
The easy way is to throw in 1 X 45 Way Hub/Switch and then run Cat 5/6 Cables to each computer.
Though with any Windows Desktop Systems you'll be limited to up to 10 Concurrent Connections at any single time on any one computer. So if you need more than 10 Concurrent Connections you'll need some sort of server and what goes along with that.
If you would like to provide a more detailed question in the Q&A Forums I'm sure that someone here will offer some help. ;)
Col
by joinina
Thanks for shading more light to this :)
well i have 30 computers all on windows xp and 2 HP pro curve network hub 24 port switch and i thought i could use one computer as a server...am i going about this in the right way ?
Joinina
Are you looking for just file and printer sharing between these computers? As HAL noted, with Windows you're limited to connections between 10 systems. Of course, you could set up three 10-system groups.
If you want to provide more services (Internet connectivity, etc), then you're going to need a server and router like HAL said.
by joinina
i think you are right and i also felt that i needed a descent server and a router too.
Thank you, you have been of great help.
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