27th October 2000, 04:40
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Okay here's what I got. I have three or four computers, all in different locations that have cable modems. Obviously one computer can't serve a ton of people so I want to "mirror" the server per se. Does anyone know how I get 3+ computers to send out the same signal so they can all serve a few people?
I want one computer to be the originator, and the other 2+ to recieve that signal and then retransmit it out. Anyone know? Thanks. Email me if you have an answer! cklennon@mediaone.net |
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1st November 2000, 07:12
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1st November 2000, 10:35
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Yes, set up a relay server on the other machines. Docs tell you how.
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