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Can use ICS, or NAT?

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by eroon Aug 28, 2002 last reply Mar 12, 2003

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Win2K Server, 95/98/XP clients. DHCP not used. Need to share Internet Connection on server. Can I use ICS or NAT? If using NAT, should I use built in DNS, or retain original settings (currently Win2K server is DNS server). Also, should I use NAT's DHCP service? How should I set up clients?

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by alpha-male Aug 28, 2002

You sould use either method or use a router to assist. Take a look here for a great deal of information to help you make a decision that works best for you:

http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing

http://www.labmice.net/networking/ICS.htm

Also, here's microsoft's article on ICS:

http://www.microsoft.com/insider/articles/ics.htm
make sure to delete any spaces in the URLs.

Good luck!

by eroon Mar 12, 2003

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