Many of our clients have asked us to develop tailored, shared Internet access for their companies. Our existing solutions reside in businesses that had existing Novell Netware, Windows NT, Windows peer-to-peer and UNIX-based LANs. In the cases where a LAN was not present, we helped each company to select the appropriate hardware and network architecture that was right for its needs and budget, and implemented the LAN. Next, for each business, we implemented an appropriate hardware and/or software infrastructure to support secure, shared Internet access without compromising their existing LAN applications. Each completed project allowed any number of workstations on the LAN to access the Internet for e-mail, web browsing, file downloads, etc. via a single dial-up or DSL/cable Internet connection. Since access was integrated into the LAN itself, Internet access at each workstation is seamless, e.g., open your web browser or e-mail client and the Internet access is automatically provided. The result in each case was a fully Internet-enabled business whose only recurring costs were those of a single Internet access account and as many e-mail accounts as they needed.