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by christloves

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I am a student and have built a server as a lab at home, and have one at school. I installed 2003 server, updated in both locations.
Configuration:
2 Network adapters:
??? Server Internet Adapter.
o Set Obtain IP address Automatically
o Obtain DNS Server Automatically
??? Server Local Network Adapter.
o adapter IP address: 200.100.10.1
o Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
o Default Gateway
o Preferred DNS Server DNS assigned to Server From Router)

Client, obtain IP and DNS automatically.

File Server, Remote Access, DNS, DHCP, Application Roles and Nat enabled.

Both locations, Client and server see each other. Client can access all features of server. Server accesses the web.

At School, Client can access the web thru the server.
At home, even though the client has a valid ip issued by the DHCP server, it can access the Local Network Connection on the server but it cannot access the web or ping the server's Internet Connection Adapter. I have exhausted all I know what to do. HELP

Thanks

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by christloves

Thanks for the reply so quickly. In order to enable internet sharing, I had to disable the routing and the remote access. I did that and followed the directions in the link above. It did not work.

Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

by christloves

I also disabled all firewalls. My client PC still could not connect to the internet thru the server. The server connects perfectly and the client is being assigned a valid IP address and still can ping the local area connection on the server, but cannnot ping the Internet connection on the server.

Thanks

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