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Routing and dial up networking.

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by zabullfrog

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Greetings.

On a home network there exsists three or more computers. Computer A is running Linux Mandrake 7.0 with one network card. Computer B is a Windows 2k Pro or Windows 2k Adv Server depending on the implementation. Computer C is running Windows 98 and Suse Linux 7.0 with one network card.

Computer B has three network cards :
Internal : 100BTx connection to computer A
External : 10BT connection to computer C
Outside : disabled

It also has a modem. This is where the question comes in. I would like to share the internet connection on the modem to both enabled network cards with dial on demand access.

Currently DHCP and DNS are enabled and almost working on Computer B as a win2k adv server. I have already tried NAT and ICS but neither seemed to work.

With thanks in advance.

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by deltree

In your RRAS console, you need to add the modem as a demand dial interface. Configure it as persistent or DOD as the case may be.
Next, you need to add a static route for 0.0.0.0 which points out the demand dial interface(modem).

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