You should read the windows-modem-sharing mini howto.
I tried the perl script included with it but found it didn't work for me.
However the mserver script that he mentions works Great! I use it all the
time. Though it is only ment for serial ports, I'm sure if you have a
client for it (or can find one), you could redirect the parallel ports aswell.
Dan
At 04:37 PM 5/21/98 -0700, hints wrote:
>Does anyone know of a Linux program that will allow modem sharing or pooling?
>
>(Essentially what this is, is allowing any other computer on a network,
that has
>authority, to use the computer that has a modem connected to it to use it.
Since
>this is sharing of the serial port or ports, one can also connect various
other things
>to one machine and as available use it. Another example could be using
only one
>Pilot cradle for example. This program would be similar to what Artisoft
puts out for
>Windows 95 for MS protocol or also ships with their product Lantastic.)
>
>
>Hints
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