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by sarrusarru

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I have a Server(TCP/IP) and a workstation working on Windows NT 4.00. How I can access inter through Work station. I installed internet on Server and it is on cross over cable.

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by garydw

First of all, Make sure the workstation can ping the server.
Second get a copy of Proxy Plus (http://www.proxyplus.cz) which is free for your setup and install it on the server.

On the workstation go into Internet Explorer and set the proxy settings to point to the server.

You should now be able to browse the internet on both the server and the workstation.

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Gary Williams

by curacao_dejavu

Go to http://www.pcnineoneone.com/howto/ics1.html
which shows the basic of internet sharing.

Second: There are free programs and there are retail programs to do the ics stuff.
The problem which the free programs is that most of them can allow webbrowsing for the client but can not do other stuff like icq, etc for the client. So first you have to decide what you want to achieve with the client , then you have to see what the free programs offer. Else you have to go for a retail product (+- $ 60,-) winproxy, winroute, MS proxy server, wingate will help you then.

Leopold

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