Hide computer in network

hide computer network

[Tommy]

Hi
Is there someone out there who can help me a bit....
I am connected from my home with radiolink to my work to acess the internet without modem, it working great but i would hide my home computer in my works network list.

The network is NT4 server and NT4 workstations
I use Win XP (wanna hide this)

I have try to add DWORD hidden without luck....

[Tommy]

It working with the registry hack "hidden" now !
Takes a time for the server to drop my computer in the list.

[jdMorgan]

Tommy,

I am connected from my home with radiolink to my work to acess the internet without modem

This is very interesting. What kind of radio equipment do you use, and how far is it from your home to
work?

Thanks,
Jim

[Tommy]

OK Here is my info::
-2 accesspoints Lanescape WL2450 (2 Mbits)
-2 parabolic antenna 60cm from "Antennspecialisten"
-2 cables lowloss 4 meters with SMA/N

And my distance is 3.8 kilometers

This should work if i have free sight, but i havent !
i have a lot of threes and over water so i have to
improve my connection so i install 2 amplifiers from "Fleeman Anderson & Bird"
It was expensive but it works great ...

I have to reduce power because only 100 mw output from antenna is legal...(So now i have 25 meter cable to the antenna)

[jdMorgan]

Tommy,

Thanks - I am researching this area with the possibility of setting up a "Community Internet Access
Point" because I live in an area with no DSL or cable infrastructure, and satellite ISP ping times
are too long (that's what I use now) - Even though the data rate is very high once a connection is
established, many normal browsing activities suffer a 0.480 mSec delay on every request/response. I
am thinking of linking several houses via a private RF network, and then sharing an (expensive)
radio connection to the internet. I need to work out the equipment costs, and then figure out how
to specify a contract with a "professional" company to handle the common radio link to the actual
internet connection.

Thanks for the reply!

Jim