Share a RAS Connection?

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I have a Windows 2000 Professional Machine that I would like to have dial in
to a RAS Server through a modem. Actually, this part I already have
accomplished.

This same Windows 2000 Professional machine has a Network Interface Card
that I would like to connect to a 2nd device using TCP/IP. The 2nd device
would need to have assigned a separate Static IP address from the RAS Server
Site (192.168.0.x).

Basically, the 2nd device needs to tranport traffic to the RAS Server
through the dialup connection established on the Windows 2000 Professional
Workstation. Can this be done and if yes, how?

Thanks,

Brett Gibson
Gibson Teldata, Inc.

 

[Robert L [MS-MVP]]

this may help, quored from http://www.howtonetworking.com/Networking/routing.htm
How to enable ip routing/forwarding on Win2k

Depending on your OS, you may have two options. 1) If you have w2k server, Install Routing and Remote Access. 2) If you are running w2k/xp pro, set IPEnableRouter=0x01 in the registry HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\TCPIP\Parameters. Note: the default value is 0.


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I have a Windows 2000 Professional Machine that I would like to have dial in
to a RAS Server through a modem. Actually, this part I already have
accomplished.

This same Windows 2000 Professional machine has a Network Interface Card
that I would like to connect to a 2nd device using TCP/IP. The 2nd device
would need to have assigned a separate Static IP address from the RAS Server
Site (192.168.0.x).

Basically, the 2nd device needs to tranport traffic to the RAS Server
through the dialup connection established on the Windows 2000 Professional
Workstation. Can this be done and if yes, how?

Thanks,

Brett Gibson
Gibson Teldata, Inc.