?? WHAT IS SIMPLEST G4 OS 10 HARDWARE CONFIGURATION FOR A LOCAL NETWORK ??

I want to local network my 3 G4 Macs so I can transfer files like with FIREWIRE;
?? What is the most BASIC REFERENCE for doing this outside of Firewire,
(rather than various opinions) ??
I will appreciate any REFERENCES.
Thanks, Ken

Hi Ken,
Pretty simple, take a gander at this, then come back with questions if you have them...
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1433

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