Hi guys,

First of all, sorry for the cross-posting. It's because I
am tired to find info and not encoutering any.

My case is simple (similar to other questions here, not yet answered):

1. I have an win2k machine connected to the net (broadband)
2. I have other win98 machine far away from here with a modem
3. I have one dedicated telephony line connecting the win98 box to the
win2k box

All I want is: using my win98 box with the modem and the privative
line, dial into the win2k box and access the net through it.

Nothing more.

In linux, using pppd + porstlave + radius, this task can be done with
some easy steps.

But I simply could not do it using win2k.

The modem connects, the authentication process, the line connects, the
ip's are assigned, but the win98 box simply can't browse the net. I
appears to be impossible in win2k to share the broadband connection
using ras servers.

Anyone can get me a clue on this ?

Thanks,
ev

On the Win98 box, in the properties for the dial-up connection, try
setting it to 'Use default gateway on remote network'.


DS


(E-Mail Removed) (Evandro) wrote in
news:(E-Mail Removed):

> Hi guys,
>
> First of all, sorry for the cross-posting. It's because I
> am tired to find info and not encoutering any.
>
> My case is simple (similar to other questions here, not yet answered):
>
> 1. I have an win2k machine connected to the net (broadband)
> 2. I have other win98 machine far away from here with a modem
> 3. I have one dedicated telephony line connecting the win98 box to the
> win2k box
>
> All I want is: using my win98 box with the modem and the privative
> line, dial into the win2k box and access the net through it.
>
> Nothing more.
>
> In linux, using pppd + porstlave + radius, this task can be done with
> some easy steps.
>
> But I simply could not do it using win2k.
>
> The modem connects, the authentication process, the line connects, the
> ip's are assigned, but the win98 box simply can't browse the net. I
> appears to be impossible in win2k to share the broadband connection
> using ras servers.
>
> Anyone can get me a clue on this ?
>
> Thanks,
> ev
>

Is the IP address the Win98 client gets a valid Internet address? If not you
need to configure NAT on the Win2k RRAS box and then follow this KB:

310888 How to Use NAT for Incoming RAS Connections on the Same RRAS Server
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=310888

--

Thanks,
Marc Reynolds
Microsoft Technical Support

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.


"Evandro" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi guys,
>
> First of all, sorry for the cross-posting. It's because I
> am tired to find info and not encoutering any.
>
> My case is simple (similar to other questions here, not yet answered):
>
> 1. I have an win2k machine connected to the net (broadband)
> 2. I have other win98 machine far away from here with a modem
> 3. I have one dedicated telephony line connecting the win98 box to the
> win2k box
>
> All I want is: using my win98 box with the modem and the privative
> line, dial into the win2k box and access the net through it.
>
> Nothing more.
>
> In linux, using pppd + porstlave + radius, this task can be done with
> some easy steps.
>
> But I simply could not do it using win2k.
>
> The modem connects, the authentication process, the line connects, the
> ip's are assigned, but the win98 box simply can't browse the net. I
> appears to be impossible in win2k to share the broadband connection
> using ras servers.
>
> Anyone can get me a clue on this ?
>
> Thanks,
> ev