Hi Geoff -

I have two PCs (WinXP), and a MAC (Snow Leopard - 10.6.7) linked =
together with ethernet cables, and a Linksys router.  I used the basic =
Microsoft networking protocol for all computers.  I also have three =
printers linked to the various computers, and available for use from the =
other computers.  I use one of the PCs for WinSDR and seismology, and =
use the MAC for email and surfing, while the other PC is in my wife's =
office.

Bob Hancock

On May 24, 2011, at 1:35 PM, Geoffrey wrote:

> Hello PSN,
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> I'm using WINSDR to record earthquakes.
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> I'd like to automate the process of showing
> or uploading the gif file generated by WINSDR
> for the WWW to look at.
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> I need to network the two machines I have
> in order to record and upload.
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> What is the best way to connect these
> two machines to the internet at the same time
> and upload data once per hour or so  ?
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> I do not want to use a wireless anything
> and I do not want a fancy router.
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> Just to provide simplex communications
> to upload a new picture to my own website
> periodically.
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> With simplex upload communications
> I should require no firewall to protect
> my old laptop ?
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> Is there a non-powered way to connect/LAN these
> two machines ?
> Possibly, Ethernet Manifold of some kind ?
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> geoff
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