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#Need help with slave net

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#170322From: JAMES B. FARISMay 16, 1995 3:17 PM
Can anyone help. I can't figure out how to use Window for Workgroups to network render. WFW only connects to the network while I'm running windows. Do you know of any good books on the subject, or can you recommend a good peer-to-peer network that has excellent file sharing capabilities. Thanks for any help that you can offer. James
#170420From: Tim PeersonMay 16, 1995 10:35 PM
Somewhere in the manual it tells you how to network from within DOS. Can't remember where.
#170494From: Nik Grant [adesk]May 17, 1995 9:10 AM
You will need to have at least one of the computers running WFW at the time of rendering, which basically means that you will not be able to use that machine for rendering. Once you've got WFW running, you should be able to link to the other machines which have booted up with the WFW drivers, but have not yet started WFW. Use these machines for rendering. Some folks use DOS for workgroups and can thus add one more machine to the peer-to-peer system. By the way, we've got some info on Network rendering on a FAX: call 415/507-5595 and select document 890. There are other topics available: Creating Simple 3D Studio GemoeTrees, Swap Space and the SGI, Troubleshootin Display Configuration, Hardware locks, and Troubleshooting Reflections maps. Your question would have been fine in the 3D Studio section (this Take5 section is usually a low priority for technical issues; it's more a chat section).
#171339From: Sherer Design AssociatesMay 22, 1995 6:48 PM
Hi James! Both Steve and I use Netware Lite 1.1 on a 10 Base – T network. It's the easiest network software I know. (I've installed and tried them all.) It lists for $89.00 per machine and works with any Novell NE2000 compatable card. We're ready for NT when the fine folk at Adesk put out version 5 of 3ds. At that tiinexpensive way to upgrade when the time comes. Earl