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I had to install a new hard drive and reinstall Win2000 Pro. I have two Network Interface Cards one for a local connection & one for a Broadband (Cable) connection. On the old Hard Drive I was able to get the Internet Sharing Connection to work but on the new one I cannot.
I have tried everything I know but I keep on getting error messages when I try to enable that option.

Any help would be great.

Thank you

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by avswamy

this information is not enough for ur problem, here ur asking for entire config. go in ms help in server and do it, if u r struck/error at any point then any one give u advice.

as per ur posting u have done it before, so u know how to do it then post it where u got the problem.

there r two type in configuring ics
1. first one is only ics-internet connection sharing

2. second one is configuring nat.

which one u done before, where u got the problem.
provide the error where u got then me or some body help u.

by jbeaucaire

THis is total bs. I did go into the help & did what it said to do. If that worked I wouldn't have bothered you. What kind of respojse this this with broken english and abbrevations you can't understand?

Maybe someone else that knows what they are talking about will be able to help. Probably not though

by Member 32834969

Hi

can you pls indicate what the error messages are, also can you please chek the event logs you may get some important info for troubleshooting

Warm Regards

Arun Solomon

by tyrone

Most cable modems will hold the MAC address of the first NIC they are connected too and the modem might need a reset to pick up the new NIC address, that is unless you are using the same NIC for the connection. If that fails try removing the NIC's and starting from scratch, his is sometimes quicker than trying to nit pick what you missed.

Hope this has been helpful.

If not I'll get the rope *sob

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