Internet access for guests?

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Michael

I would like guests to be able to connect to the
internet, but am unable to set up a connection while
signed in as a guest, it says I must be logged on as the
administrator, but I've already got my connection sorted
out???
 
Hi kelly - thanks for the advice. My problem is that when
I am not connected to the internet and a guest may want
to check their e-mail for example, there is no internet
connection available to them. I have tried to set one up
while logged on as a guest, but it says i need to log on
as an admin. While in administrator, is their something I
can do to 'share' my connection details?

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Hi Michael,

See if this helps/applies in your particular situation/needs:

Keep Ras Connection within Fast User Switching (Line 32)
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

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All the Best,
Kelly

MS-MVP Win98/XP
[AE-Windows® XP]

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Michael said:
I would like guests to be able to connect to the
internet, but am unable to set up a connection while
signed in as a guest, it says I must be logged on as the
administrator, but I've already got my connection sorted
out???

.
 
Hi Michael,

By default the Guest account wasn't given online access for XP. However, I
have it here on my systems using ICS via a hub and the edit I mentioned.
All of my machines and guest accounts can gain access via an individual dial
out independantly.



Hi kelly - thanks for the advice. My problem is that when
I am not connected to the internet and a guest may want
to check their e-mail for example, there is no internet
connection available to them. I have tried to set one up
while logged on as a guest, but it says i need to log on
as an admin. While in administrator, is their something I
can do to 'share' my connection details?
 

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