Before I got a "black box" router/switch, I used a separate computer 
running InJoy as a router/firewall, but my understanding from the Injoy 
docs. was that the computer on which Injoy is running still has little 
protection: only the computers "beyond" that machine are protected fully.

The "black box" routers are much more efficient than my old 486/66 too, 
with enormously improved throughput, far lower power consumption, more 
compact, and don't need an extra OS/2 license.

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Alan


On 08/31/04 01:29 am Franklin put fingers to keyboard and launched the 
following message into cyberspace:

> You could use a switch, make one computer a gateway with injoy using
> it's NAT, the other computer would go through the gateway. You would
> have to have both computers on to do this. A hardware firewall is most
> always better, I hear the Linksys router has a great one. IMO I would
> recommend a good router with a great firewall as above. Unless you
> wan't to move all over the house while using the laptop, stick with
> wire. (your wire can be up to 300 feet long)


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