The software could not have installed and performed more seamlessly. When an Internet application, such as a browser or e-mail app, is opened on the client, i. Share automatically detects this and connects the client to the server, which in turn opens a connection to the Internet. To the user, the connection is as transparent as if the modem and dial-up account were installed locally. If you're using the Internet primarily for e-mail, i.
Share works just fine for multiple users on an analog line.
If your users are trying to do research on the Web, you will notice a slowdown in performance across the network. For this reason, we recommend adding i. Share servers liberally and migrating to ISDN if the majority of your users do any kind of Web surfing. This product is an ideal solution for small businesses because it's incredibly simple to implement on a network regardless of whether you're using a dial-up or direct connection, and it is reasonably priced. At that price, any small business can give Internet access to its employees on the network without breaking the bank.