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My home network consists of 5 computers:

Sarah:       486DX4-100 in my sisters room
PII333:      PII 333 - Main computer, has the scanner on 
             it, and is currently running the phone 
             answering system
Development: P166 - Basement on my work bench.  This is 
             where all the PIC development takes place
Jasmine:     P75 overclocked to 100 - Basement test 
             system.  Am planning on dual booting windows 
             and FreeBSD.  Perhaps throw a linux distro on 
             it later as well.
Dos_Machine: P?? - The name says it all.  I needed to be 
             familiar with networking dos and windows 
             computers together, and I wanted one system 
             unencumbered with windows to run some dos 
             programs from.  Right now it's pretending to 
             be a print server for the rest of the house.

I am limited by monitors, though.  I only have 4 monitors, 
and only one of them is svga (greater than 640x480).  
Currently the dos machine and development are on a 
switchbox, which is 90% of the time pointing to the 
development machine.

They are all networked to a hub in the basement, regular 
10BaseT.  Eventually I'll probably change the dos machine 
into a freebsd server which will handle printing and the
internet connection for the house.

I am cheating by running 1 network cable through the 
ductwork right now.  I don't know what problems might 
occur from doing so, but I didn't want to take the time 
to wire one cable correctly now, when I am planning on 
wiring the whole house at some point with more than just 
cat5 cable.