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August 8, 2001 at 05:49 AM
steve_a_nelson

Connecting to a NT network with ISDN

by steve_a_nelson . Updated 24 years, 9 months ago

I am trying to connect a peer-to-peer network at a remote location to a Windows NT network using 2 3Com ISDN Lanmodems. I can get the modems connected but am unable to talk with computers at the other location (I’ve tried from both sides). The ISDN service is for a private network only and doesn’t connect to an ISP for internet service. According to 3Com support, I had to set each site up in it s own subnet (192.168.104.xx for the NT side and 192.168.100.xx on the peer side)As far as Windows settings, 3Com advised to set the default gateway and DNS server to the address of the LANmodems and have the workstation names and IP addresses listed in the LANModems. I have tried that and had no luck. The subnet masks for the computers and LANModems on both sides is 255.255.255.0 which is how 3Com said to set them up. Any help would be great.

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