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believe
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Network wont share connection

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My setup a dial up connection with Windows Server 2003 enterprise edition and 3 workstations all using Windows Xp Pro. They all connect to the domain and share files. but not to the internet.. I don't understand what I've done wrong this being my first time to setup this.. any help would be wonderful and if any more information is needed just ask(Thanks again)
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On question springs to mind immediately - why on earth would you want windows enterprise edition for a network of 3 workstations!!????!????!??!?

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Post by believe »

lol why not? Plus i need some experience? and its stable?
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OK in that case i assume you are using a 90 day evaluation edition!!!!!!!!!!

If you want experience, use Routing and Remote Access rather than internet connection sharing.

Run RRASMGMT.MSC and run through the wizard.

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Post by believe »

The 180 timebomb edition anyways I went through the wizard but It isn't connecting on the other computers
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"Routing and Remote Access" Does anyone have a guide for this? I'm using dial up and sat here all day trying to make it work..
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hi
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Post by YeOldeStonecat »

First...does the server itself surf the internet?
Second...post an IPCONFIG of a workstation.

Actually...first...read this article.
http://www.speedguide.net/read_articles.php?id=1660
Make sure DNS is correct on the server and workstations. Even though you're trying to fiddle with RRAS and dial up...still the same basics.
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