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by qmd62

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I have a domain runing Small Business Windows 2000 Server with subnet 255.255.255.0
It has a ISDN Router connect to internet.

I also have a PDC runing Windows NT 4 (IP:192.168.0.2 subnet mask 255.255.0.0)
This server provide service for 5 workstations. They all connected to this NT Server by 5 Dial up ISDN Router.

I want those 5 workstations have the Internet connection through the Router on my Windows 2000 domain above. Please help me with your sugestion for this scenario.

Note: I tried to connect a network cable between 2 HUP of 2 subnet: domain 2000 and domain NT4, assign the Gateway IP on NT4 Server point to the Router IP address on Windows 2000 domain but it does not work.

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by eau

I'll try to answer this and please correct me if I'm wrong.

You have a Small Business Win2k Server, that means you are using AD (Active Directory), and Small Business Server comes with ISA (proxy server?).

You have two subnet, that means you will need two NICs on Win NT4, one NIC for your 192.168.y.z subnet, the other NIC connect to Small Business Server. (NT4 will act as a router/Gateway), by using just a network cable between 2 hub is not going to make it. you will need some sort of router/gateway for the two subnet.

Hope this helps.

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