Re: Home Network

["Des Gibbons" <Des@xxxxxxx>]

When I got into work, there was a new misco catalogue, so here are the
prices:-

RT328 isdn router with 2 phone ports 178.99 + vat
RH348 isdn router + integrated 4 port hub 219.99 + vat
RM356 Analogue IP router 56K V90 168.99 + vat

prices for 10/100 hubs are as follows :-

4 port 49.99 +vat
6 port 72.99 + vat
8 port 99.99 + vat

I also checked the price of the 3com 3C891 and its 194.99 + vat so if you
only need 4 or less ports and you are happy with 10mbps technology, the
3com
has it on price. If you want 10/100 mbps then get a router without hub and
buy a standalone 10/100 hub with as many ports as you need.

This is the way I am set-up so if you have any questions, just fire away :)

Des Gibbons.
-----Original Message-----
From: Des Gibbons <Des@xxxxxxx>
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Date: 30 September 1999 10:11
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Home Network


>You will also need to set up each client with the router ip address and
the
>dns ip's of your ISP btw.
>
>I use a Netgear ISDN router RT328, has been working well for 6 months.
Thats
>the model without a hub, I cant remember the model number of the router
with
>a hub. ( it is probably RT348)
>
>Netgear also do a 56k router for those without isdn.
>
>Des Gibbons.
>
>try www.misco.co.uk for pricing
>or www.globaldirect.co.uk
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: sales <sales@xxxxxxx>
>To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
>Date: 30 September 1999 09:18
>Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Home Network
>
>
>>Go to PC World or look at any of the online catalogues such as
Inmac,
>Action
>>etc:
>>
>>http://www.action.com/core/
>>
>>3Com OfficeConnect ISDN LAN Modem Internet Access Device. Man. Part
No:
>>3C891.
>>£274.57
>>
>>I am assuming that you already have Ethernet NIC cards in your PC.
>>
>>No other software is needed.  Simply set all your PC's to obtain IP
address
>>from DHCP, Set up web access to Lan.  Add the details of your ISP
to the
>Lan
>>Modem and thats it.
>>
>>You can use what ever email you normally use. In this case I am
using
>>Outlook express. If you enable Microsoft print and file sharing you
can
>>share files and printers over the network.
>>
>>The best thing is you do not need to dial up at all.  Simply bring
up your
>>browser on any PC and point it at the web site you want to go to.
>>
>>
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Wright Ian <Ian.Wright@xxxxxxx>
>>To: 'ukha_d@xxxxxxx' <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
>>Date: 29 September 1999 17:08
>>Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Home Network
>>
>>
>>>Thanks for that - What software would I need to get the shared
web access
>>>and also email working.
>>>
>>>How much would this box cost?
>>>
>>>Ian
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> You need a 3Com OfficeConnect Lan Modem.
>>>>
>>>> That will gove you 8 hub ports and ISDN access.  Its acts
as
>>>> a DHCP server
>>>> for all your PC's and uses a standard dial up account with
your ISP.
>>>>
>>>> You do not need to dial up each time you go on, it happens
>>>> automatically,
>>>> the ISDN line is only up for the periodd you are actually
sending /
>>>> receiving info from the net.
>>>>
>>>> I've been using one for the past 2 years, its great.
>>>>
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