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04-Oct-2009, 05:09 PM #1
Cool Home Network Set-Up
I just bought a IBM X200 home server off of ebay. I am trying to setup a home network with that as my server, to store music, photos and some files. I have a Motorola® 3347 DSL moden that is connected to my desktop, it is also wireless, so that is how my laptop, X-box360 and Playstation 3 connect to the internet. I am wanting the service to be my base unit and everything connects to to share files and some programs.

What else do I need and how do I get it all to work??????
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04-Oct-2009, 05:15 PM #2
Connect the server to the network, and set up file sharing.
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