I want to connect them and be able to access a certain software and can run it from each one of the multi PC's ..\n\n\nAny Help ??\n\n\nThanx In Advance.
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Well the above are good, if its for small distance. But if you want to get you data from far distance i've found this way, which is free. Well there are many which are not fre you can find it. But I prefer the free one... its good.\n\nDiscription:\nAvvenu is a free service that allows you to remotely access the photos and files on your computer. You can access your content from any Web-connected computer, PDA, or cell phone. You can also search your remote computer to find the files you need. And you can securely share content from your computer with friends and family without having to upload any files. Your recipients do not even need to be a member of the Avvenu service in order to view what you've shared with them. They just click on a link in an e-mail and immediately see what you have shared with them. There are no limits on the size of images or files that can be shared.
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Simple...  All you need to do is setup sharing on all three of your machines...  Right click on your hard drive in "My Computer" and choose "Sharing and Security."  It should be mostly self-explanatory from there.\n\nJust be sure to do this on each of your machines.\n\nAfter that, as long as all three computers are on the same network, you should be able to access and browse through the hard drives on each respective machine.\n\nTake note of the computer name of each computer, though... You'll need that when browsing.  In any window, you'll then enter "//ComputerName" in the address bar.  With that, you should be able to see the hard drive and it's contents...\n\nGood luck!
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First you must establish a local connection with them either by hooking to the same hub or using a program like hamachi this will let you set up a local network over the Internet that you can share files or play games on run web servers what ever
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you need to run the applications on the PC you consider as server, give it IP address then tell your DNS that this name map to this IP.\n\nopen ports for "others" that the applications will recieve requests through.\n\ntry to connect from one computer to the server.\n\nHave Fun!
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On my computer right click and go to properties , then computer name and make sure all computers are in the same workgroup. If they are then great if not just click change workgroup (make all of the computers the same workgroup name)...Then right click the file you wish to share and go to sharing and security and share the file or whole drive.One the computer with a printer goto start settings printers and right click your printer icon and share it on the network.  Do all this 1st then on the other comptuers with no printer go to start settings add a printer and select a network printer and install a network printer your other computers should find the shared printer and install the additional drivers you might need....Thanks
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Assuming the dial up one is running Microsoft Windows, you simply need to connect the two computers together and "share the internet connection" (You can do it with non-Windows also, but the terminology is different)\n\nThere are a number of ways to connect the two computers together, depending on the computers, starting out with free and moving up to 20 or 50 dollars. So:\n\nIf both computers have bluetooth, they can communicate with each other that way using the "Bluetooth Networking" icons in the Network Connections folder.\n\nIf both computers have standard wireless WiFi 802.11 networking, they can communicate with each over an "ad hoc" network (instead of the normal infrastructure mode)\n\nIf both computers have ethernet adapters, you can network them together that way. Computers built in the last few years simply need a standard ehternet cable to connect together. Older models will need a "crossover" cable which is cheap, but you're unlikely to already have one and you'd have to find it. (or, you could use a "hub" or a "switch" to plug them both into.)\n\nIf both computers have Firewire, they can connect together just by plugging together. Parallel ports can also be wired together, serial ports... it's getting a little esoteric here.\n\nIn all of the above cases, You need to establish a network between the two computers, and configure it in the Network Connections folder (tell both the computers to get IP address automatically). Then (for Windows XP) you find the dialup icon in that same folder and you right click, select "Properties" and then choose the "Advanced" tab, and click "share this internet connection" and choose the appropriate connection based on whichever one you picked from the above. Doing this will cause the primary dial up computers network connect to change from being "obtain IP address automatically" to being 192.168.0.1 and also a DHCP server, which is where the other will automatically get its address from....\n\nbelieve it or not, it's all very simple you and you have it going in 5 minutes... but there are a number of steps and it's easy to get confuse and screw it up if you don't really know what you are doing... good luck. I think I've given you enough that you could search the internet for the info you need.
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You can do it in Linux and you will be able to do it Windows Vista. You'll need a video card with Dualview support. I'm talking about multiple separated desktops not one desktop extented on more monitors.
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yes, or set up a router to automatically assign ip addresses as the computers connect. good luck.
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They won't communicate via USB.  If they each have a network connection, you can connect them to each other with a cross-connect cat5 cable, assigne them each an IP address int he same subnet (or have the XP machine do DHCP) and they will see each other.
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Both computers will at least need network cards. If you have at least that much, then all you need is a crossover cable. Just plug one end into each PC.\n\nIf you also have a router/switch/hub, then you will need two standard cat-5 cables, not a crossover. Plug one end of each cable into the router/hub/switch, and one end into each PC.\n\nThen, just make sure each PC has a different IP address and the same subnet mask.  Like this...\n\nPC1:\n192.168.1.1\n255.255.255.0\n\nPC2:\n192.168.1.2\n255.255.255.0
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Yes, there is a way...\nIn 'Network Connections' folder you will find 'Network Setup Wisard'.\nRun it and follow instructions. It really works.\nRun it on both computers. It solves the exact problem.
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Connect Two Home Computers for File Sharing http://compnetworking.about.com/od/homenetworking/a/connecttwocomp.htm
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The 2 PCs do not have to be in the same workgroup but, if they aren't, then the user name you use to login to the other computer will have to start with its workgroup name.  Win 2000 vs. Win XP isn't what's causing the problem here....\n\nI'd suggest putting both PCs into the same workgroup name if possible just to make it easier on you.  Then from one PC, click on Start, Run, &#92;&#92;computername (of the computer you want to connect to) and you should get a login window.  Enter login info for one of the local accounts on the PC you're connecting to (and ask it to save the password) and you should get right in.
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Both support TCP/IP which you are using now. Set up each computer with an address on the same subnet.
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Download Realvnc.Andthen install it on the remote PC.Better chat to nme on my yahoo id hostonplanet
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I am sure you meant 'workgroup' rather than 'domain name'\n(a domain is not required to network any 2 pc's.)\n\nRun the Network 'set-up' wizard on both Pc's, pick the same workgroup name.\n\nPS: you will need to re-boot TWICE...not once.
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To simply connect two machines directly, if they are within range of one another, you can set up an "ad hoc" connection, using wiFi cards (Which may already be installed, if the laptops are fairly recent)\nMore usefully, install a wireless router and let them share the net connection too.\n\nDetails will vary with operating system age, etc., so you will need to check the handbooks...