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If I understand you correctly, you can do this with win 2000's internet
connection sharing. Put your dsl on computer 1, there is a box to check in
the win 2000 netwoork settings to permit sharing of the internet connection.
restart and computer 2 will be able to use the dsl connection for (I
believe) everything except sending email. I have used it and it works well.
Chris
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Bowles" <johnbowles@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Omega-list" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 5:36 AM
Subject: TS4.0 EOD downloads over a network to a client machine
> Hi all,
>
> A friend suggested that TS4.0 End of Day could be running on a small
> internet shared home network on a client machine and could somehow be
> tweaked so that the Dial Data internet downloads (or any other EOD
> provider's downloads) could be brought down over the internet shared
> network to the client machine's disk drive using the Omega Downloader.
> In my case I am using a high speed DSL service through the phone company
> (not cable).
>
> Can anyone share some ideas on how to pull this off without having to
> use a workaround as I describe below and without having to switch the
> TS4.0 machine to run on the Internet shared server machine (server being
> the one supporting the NIC card out to the internet)?
>
> Thanks,
> John Bowles.
>
> P.S. for the time being my workaround is to have the modem and the hub
> next to each other. I boot the client machine to a special partition
> which runs only the service provider software (no Wingate on that
> partition). I plug the network cable into the high speed modem and do my
> download to a second drive which is shared with the TS4.0 on my main
> partition on drive #1. Once the download is complete I move the network
> cable back into the LAN's hub then I reboot to the main partition and
> run my chart scan from there to get my daily setups. For the time being
> at least I am trying to avoid reworking the setup so my TS4.0 machine
> becomes the server machine which may be a slightly better workaround.
>
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