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i have two machine, celeron 366 running windows 98 and
asus p4 running 5.1-RELEASE, i want to build a simple
network, just like in windows, network. 
 the type of network that i would like is, WORKGROUP
network. my question is, is it thesame also(LIKE IN
WINDOWS) when creating a workgroup running a machine
with FreeBSD as my server, like do i have to include
their working group. like in my case i would like to
create "overflow" as the workgroup and assign a local
ip to the server: 192.168.0.1 for the FreeBSD machine
and 192.168.0.2 for the windows box, how do i setup
the TCP/IP config here in my BSD machine, stuffs like
that.

thanks


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