I remember those old FidoNet BBSs. I used to run Proboard,..and before that
Spitfire. It was called TruckStop BBS. It was originally in Springfield,
Mo,..then moved the Taylorville, IL,...then shut it down aft the Internet
got popular, it wasn't worth the hassle of running it by that point.
--
Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA]
www.wandtv.com
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"f/fgeorge" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 1 Sep 2005 17:25:06 -0700, "jd" <jdumont@@novuscom.net> wrote:
>
> >is it possible (yes I know anything is possible) to setup windows 2000
pro
> >so that a person dials my modem, logs on and then is able to surf the
> >internet? Like a mini "1 user ISP"
> >I only have one network card on my computer.
> >My internet connection is an rj45 plug in the wall (fiber optics) that
plugs
> >into a linksys router.
> >thank you.
> >
> Yes we used to call those bulletin boards back in the day. Well
> actually people would connect thru our modem and then access what was
> on our hard drives. You could set it up with todays technology to have
> it access the net, but it would be sooooo much trouble! One of the
> BBS's we used to run was called Wildcat, do a search and you should
> find it.
>