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Discussion in 'Earlier Versions of Windows' started by theMusicMan, Dec 18, 2001.

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  1. theMusicMan

    theMusicMan Thread Starter

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    Hi folks

    Anyone have any advice as to which is the easiest/most convenient method of networking/connecting two PC's on different floors in a house.

    Just bought my son a PC and I want to network the two together to allow him to access the www.

    Also, what is the best way to control his access to the web when I am not about?

    System = one has Windows ME, the other has XP

    Thanks in advance.....

    regards

    John
     
    theMusicMan, Dec 18, 2001
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  2. Rockn

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    What kind of internet access do you have...dial up, DSL, cable?
     
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  3. theMusicMan

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    Hi - I have Cable Modem at 512KB
     
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  4. Dan O

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    Checkout Dlink. They have a remote node for about $199 and cards are pretty cheap. Check at WWW.pricewatch.com. As for network filtering open Tools, Internet Options, Content tab, and Content Advisor.
     
    Dan O, Dec 18, 2001
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