New Win9x/2000 networking/server question

This is a discussion about New Win9x/2000 networking/server question in the Windows Networking category; I'm running Windows 2000 on my good computer, and WinME(as soon as it finishes installing) on my Compaq. I want to set up my WinMe as a server or proxy server or something like that. . . . I have 2 Ethernet cards in the Compaqone will plug into the Ethernet jack for the college, and the other will conect to my Win2 ...

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I'm running Windows 2000 on my good computer, and WinME(as soon as it finishes installing) on my Compaq.
 
I want to set up my WinMe as a server or proxy server or something like that....I have 2 Ethernet cards in the Compaq--one will plug into the Ethernet jack for the college, and the other will conect to my Win2k machine
 
My questions are:
 
1: Do I need to take my Dad's hub, or can I arrange the Win2k and WinMe by a direct connection(through the Ethernet line)
 
2: What do I have to do to set up my ME(or 9x) machine to set it up as the server?
 
3: Anything else that can be recommended
 
 
 
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OBSIDIAN (Win2k System)
---Custom Built---
AMD Athlon 750(model 2) retail (Slot A)
Asus K7V Mobo BIOS revision 1007-02c(beta)
PNY 288(295 listed)MB PC100 SDRAM (2x128 & 1x32)
A-Top 901 Case & 300W Athlon Approved Power Supply
3 Internal 80mm fans(along with Power Supply, CPU, and GeForce fans)
CL SB Live! X-Gamer on Liveware 3 Drivers-only
CL GB Annhilator Pro on Detonator 5.32
Windows 2000 Advanced Server (SP1)
Logitech Itouch Pro
Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
Everglide (HL Giganta)
Logitech Quickcam Home(listed as WEB)
Logitech Soundman G1 Speakers
D-Link DFE-530TX+ Ethernet Adapter
Hauppauge! WinTV GO
DirectX 8.0 beta
Compaq V720 17" Monitor
 
INFERNO (WinME-and eventually Linux-System)
---Compaq Presario 5600i---
PIII 500(498 listed) (Pre CuMine)
Compaq 128(131 listed)MB RAM
Seagate 1GB and either a 3.2GB or 4GB Hdd
ATI Xpert 98 video card
Sonic Impact S90
Intel Onboard and AT-2100 ISA Ethernet cards
Mandrake 7.1
PC Concepts AT-to-Ps2 Keyboard
Logitech First/Pilot Wheel Mouse
Compaq JBL Speakers
Packard Bell 14" monitor

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to connect directly between two computers, you will need to get a crossover cable, rather than the normal patch cable

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What you can do is do a peer to peer maching you can do it by setting up by tcp/ip one ip for one maching and anotherone to the other one e.j: 192.168.0.1 for one and the other one 192.168.0.2 Set up the identification TAB to and the user id and password of both should be the same. IN THE CABEL PART need a cross linked cabel.
 
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just make a crossover cable, terminate one end in Alpha or "a" and the other end in Bravo or "b".