Sharing an Internet Connection on 2000

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June 5, 2001 at 12:33 pm #2115736

Sharing an Internet Connection on 2000

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by fritzcl · about 21 years, 8 months ago

I have setup an Windows 2000 Server. I use an internal ISDN Adapter to connect to internet. I want clients to use this connection to connect to the internet via Windows 2000 Server. The problem I am having is that the ISDN modem dials out automatic randomly. I have setup routing and remote access. Every time the ISDN modem dials out, I have to pay for that call. Can anyone tell me how to setup the 2000 server so that it only dials out when an client tries to browse the internet using Internet Explorer. My other problem is to keep the connection to the internet open on weekend for about 72 hours without dropping the connection once but to disconnect automatically on an certain time on Monday morning even if there are still traffic.
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- June 13, 2001 at 2:06 am #3681508
  
  Sharing an Internet Connection on 2000
  
  by jack republic · about 21 years, 7 months ago
  
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  GO TO THE THE DAIL-UP ENTERY/SHARING TAB AND
  CLEAR THE DEMAND DAIL OPTION.
  GO TO DESKTOP INTERNET EXPLORER PROPERTIES
  CONNECTIONS TAB IN THE PROPERTIES OFF THE DUN
  CLEAR THE DISCONNECT IF IDLE FOR OPTION
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