Use DCC to connect to a Network

If you are having problems to establish a Direct-Cable Connection :
let me tell you already now that there is a DCC Trouble-Shooting page and
that you can test / troubleshoot your Parallel DCC connection using a great
utility from Parallel Technologies called DirectParallel^® Connection Monitor

Note: there is a special setup for using a Direct-Cable Connection to share
an Internet Connection.

	Now, we use a networked system (with a network card installed and configured) as a DCC host.
	On startup of Windows, we should see now the "Network Logon Screen" (and not just the simple Windows Logon screen)
	On connecting now the DCC Client to the DCC host, the Network Neighborhood is now operational, showing ALL systems on the network, not just the DCC-host). If you ask for the Network Neighborhood a few seconds after connecting, it will NOT yet show the DCC client, but that will show up within a few seconds also.
	On the DCC host, you can now via browsing the Network Neighborhood access the data shared on the DCC client.