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Sergio Andrade wrote:
> 
> i have windows nt 4.0 and a modem pluged in
> i would like to share my modem to other users in my private network.
> any one can help me ?
> 
> thanks in advanced
> 
> smandrade@mail.telepac.pt

Download a copy of WinGate from <http://www.deerfield.com>. 
-- 
Alan Payne
<apayne@digital.com>

In article <01bc06ce$cdee2fe0$8b0141c2@SERVER>, smandrade@mail.telepac.pt 
says...
> i have windows nt 4.0 and a modem pluged in
> i would like to share my modem to other users in my private network.
> any one can help me ?
> 
> thanks in advanced
> 
> smandrade@mail.telepac.pt


My Roommate and I are running a TCP/IP network using NT 4.0 and we use a 
program called Wingate.  I have a modem and Wingate allows him to dial 
thru my modem.  When he checks his mail with Eudora or loads Netscape, 
etc it dials my modem.  The only problem is that his browser and mail 
client has to be configured to use proxies in order for it to work.  
Heres the URL for Wingate

http://www.deerfield.com.com/wingate/

Get Wingate, it is an easy, and cheap software program that will do exactly
what you are looking for.

Sergio Andrade <smandrade@mail.telepac.pt> wrote in article
<01bc06ce$cdee2fe0$8b0141c2@SERVER>...
> i have windows nt 4.0 and a modem pluged in
> i would like to share my modem to other users in my private network.
> any one can help me ?
> 
> thanks in advanced
> 
> smandrade@mail.telepac.pt
> 
> 

>He is asking modem sharing, not access the Internet with one modem in
>the LAN.

>As I know, Windows NT do not allow COM port sharing but OS/2 do.

There is a cheap program which allows sharing of COM ports in NT, I
don't remember the name but I used it in my last job.  If that is what
is wanted mail me and I'll find out what it was called.

Lots Of Love

Bill Ray
(bill1@io.com)

Matt Fischer wrote:
> 
> In article <01bc06ce$cdee2fe0$8b0141c2@SERVER>, smandrade@mail.telepac.pt
> says...
> > i have windows nt 4.0 and a modem pluged in
> > i would like to share my modem to other users in my private network.
> > any one can help me ?
> >
> > thanks in advanced
> >
> > smandrade@mail.telepac.pt
> 
> My Roommate and I are running a TCP/IP network using NT 4.0 and we use a
> program called Wingate.  I have a modem and Wingate allows him to dial
> thru my modem.  When he checks his mail with Eudora or loads Netscape,
> etc it dials my modem.  The only problem is that his browser and mail
> client has to be configured to use proxies in order for it to work.
> Heres the URL for Wingate
> 
> http://www.deerfield.com.com/wingate/

He is asking modem sharing, not access the Internet with one modem in
the LAN.

As I know, Windows NT do not allow COM port sharing but OS/2 do. But you
need to have both the Server and Workstation are OS/2. A Windows
clients  cannot do this. But I don't think OS/2 is a good workstation
platform. So hope you have a better alternative.

-- 
Elwood K.F. Chu
BA (Hons) Computing Year 4
Hong Kong Polytechnic University

e-mail: c3801721@comp.polyu.edu.hk
http: www.comp.polyu.edu.hk/~c3801721

"iolops@aztec.co.za" <george@iafrica.com> wrote:

>goto mocrosoft.com , look for proxy server

Or, even better, take a look at WinGate from;

http://nz.com/webnz/qbik/wingate/index.htm

Lots Of Love

Bill Ray

Or look for WinGate.

iolops@aztec.co.za <george@iafrica.com> wrote in article
<01bc09f9$8a47cfc0$a0f303c4@teresa>...
> goto mocrosoft.com , look for proxy server
> 
> Sergio Andrade <smandrade@mail.telepac.pt> wrote in article
> <01bc06ce$cdee2fe0$8b0141c2@SERVER>...
> > i have windows nt 4.0 and a modem pluged in
> > i would like to share my modem to other users in my private network.
> > any one can help me ?
> > 
> > thanks in advanced
> > 
> > smandrade@mail.telepac.pt
> > 
> > 
> 

Sergio Andrade wrote:
> 
> i have windows nt 4.0 and a modem pluged in
> i would like to share my modem to other users in my private network.
> any one can help me ?
> 
> thanks in advanced
> 
> smandrade@mail.telepac.pt

check
www.spartacom.be
www.lansource.com
www.netproducts.com

SAPS Server is GREAT!  It will
do everything necessary to share modems
in ANY Windows or DOS environment.

Check it out!

http://www.spartacom.com/

(770) 455-0701

-- 
Morgan Leppink
MIS Director
Equity 1st Financial Corporation
mleppink@equity1st.com
Voice:       (801) 486-3434 x243
Fax:          (801) 486-2424

Michele Melchiori <mike@chiostro.univr.it> wrote in article
<5cqmfv$eff@sirio.cineca.it>...
> bill1@io.com (Bill Ray) wrote:
> 
> >>He is asking modem sharing, not access the Internet with one modem in
> >>the LAN.
> 
> >>As I know, Windows NT do not allow COM port sharing but OS/2 do.
> 
> >There is a cheap program which allows sharing of COM ports in NT, I
> >don't remember the name but I used it in my last job.  If that is what
> >is wanted mail me and I'll find out what it was called.
> 
> I think that program is WinPort. It allows to share a COM port along a
> LAN.
> WinPort should be on Internet. Try with  a  search engine...
> Bye
> Michele
> 
> 
> 
> 

bill1@io.com (Bill Ray) wrote:

>>He is asking modem sharing, not access the Internet with one modem in
>>the LAN.

>>As I know, Windows NT do not allow COM port sharing but OS/2 do.

>There is a cheap program which allows sharing of COM ports in NT, I
>don't remember the name but I used it in my last job.  If that is what
>is wanted mail me and I'll find out what it was called.

I think that program is WinPort. It allows to share a COM port along a
LAN.
WinPort should be on Internet. Try with  a  search engine...
Bye
Michele

Try the different solutions available at:

http://www.mcs.net/~sculptor/NTFAX-FAQ.HTML (Windows NT Fax Solutions Page)

They list several modem sharing solutions there.

Hope this helps.

Wilfredo Cocco

Spartacom - SAPS for NT and Windows 95 is the best
product on the market for Modem sharing over a
network. Clients supported are WIN95, DOS, WINDOWS,
WFW and NT.. Easy install and config.. To download
a full working demo of the product go to WWW.PCNS.COM..


"


Wilfredo Cocco" <w.cocco@codetel.net.do> wrote:


>Try the different solutions available at:

>http://www.mcs.net/~sculptor/NTFAX-FAQ.HTML (Windows NT Fax Solutions Page)

>They list several modem sharing solutions there.

>Hope this helps.

>Wilfredo Cocco

**********************************************************
Paragon Computer & Network Solution Corp
"The Internet & Networking Experts"
WWW.PCNS.COM
516 587-4279
*****************************************************************

Spartacom - SAPS for NT and Windows 95 is the best
product on the market for Modem sharing over a
network. Clients supported are WIN95, DOS, WINDOWS,
WFW and NT.. Easy install and config.. To download
a full working demo of the product go to WWW.PCNS.COM..



"Wilfredo Cocco" <w.cocco@codetel.net.do> wrote:


>Try the different solutions available at:

>http://www.mcs.net/~sculptor/NTFAX-FAQ.HTML (Windows NT Fax Solutions Page)

>They list several modem sharing solutions there.

>Hope this helps.

>Wilfredo Cocco

**********************************************************
Paragon Computer & Network Solution Corp
"The Internet & Networking Experts"
WWW.PCNS.COM
516 587-4279
*****************************************************************

On Wed, 05 Feb 1997 22:10:49 GMT, chellberg@pcns.com (Chris Hellberg)
wrote:

>Spartacom - SAPS for NT and Windows 95 is the best
>product on the market for Modem sharing over a
>network. Clients supported are WIN95, DOS, WINDOWS,
>WFW and NT.. Easy install and config.. To download
>a full working demo of the product go to WWW.PCNS.COM..
>
>
Does anyone have any info on modem sharing for the home office? I have
NT workstation running on one PC (with the modem) and Win95 on the
other. Spartacom's prices are definitely not for the home user! It's
starting to look like the least expensive solution is to buy a second
modem!

larry

Larry Schuldt wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 05 Feb 1997 22:10:49 GMT, chellberg@pcns.com (Chris Hellberg)
> wrote:
> 
> >Spartacom - SAPS for NT and Windows 95 is the best
> >product on the market for Modem sharing over a
> >network. Clients supported are WIN95, DOS, WINDOWS,
> >WFW and NT.. Easy install and config.. To download
> >a full working demo of the product go to WWW.PCNS.COM..
> >
> >
> Does anyone have any info on modem sharing for the home office? I have
> NT workstation running on one PC (with the modem) and Win95 on the
> other. Spartacom's prices are definitely not for the home user! It's
> starting to look like the least expensive solution is to buy a second
> modem!
> 
> larry
Try a program called Wingate.  Can't remember the internet site address
but you can download it from there (just search for it).

Best I remember its free as long as you only share with one other
computer.

Everyone says its great!

Bill Young

On Thu, 06 Feb 1997 14:05:15 GMT, remove_this_no-spam_schuldtl@ctt.com
(Larry Schuldt) wrote:

>Does anyone have any info on modem sharing for the home office? I have
>NT workstation running on one PC (with the modem) and Win95 on the
>other. Spartacom's prices are definitely not for the home user! It's
>starting to look like the least expensive solution is to buy a second
>modem!
>
>larry

Try wingate. It's not a modem sharing software, but a proxy server.
You can download a working demo from www.deerfield.com. The only
limitation of this demo is that you can only acess the net through
wingate from only one remote station at a time. That your case: You
can acess internet from your NT server/workstation (where the modem is
connected) and from the W95 machine (the remote station).



------------------------
Manuel Silva
mjosilva@mail.telepac.pt
------------------------

Wingate is a Proxy server I believe. Frankly, a second modem might be
the best choice...

On Thu, 06 Feb 1997 16:15:05 -0800, Adventtn <adventtn@ix.netcom.com>
wrote:

>Larry Schuldt wrote:
>> 
>> On Wed, 05 Feb 1997 22:10:49 GMT, chellberg@pcns.com (Chris Hellberg)
>> wrote:
>> 
>> >Spartacom - SAPS for NT and Windows 95 is the best
>> >product on the market for Modem sharing over a
>> >network. Clients supported are WIN95, DOS, WINDOWS,
>> >WFW and NT.. Easy install and config.. To download
>> >a full working demo of the product go to WWW.PCNS.COM..
>> >
>> >
>> Does anyone have any info on modem sharing for the home office? I have
>> NT workstation running on one PC (with the modem) and Win95 on the
>> other. Spartacom's prices are definitely not for the home user! It's
>> starting to look like the least expensive solution is to buy a second
>> modem!
>> 
>> larry
>Try a program called Wingate.  Can't remember the internet site address
>but you can download it from there (just search for it).
>
>Best I remember its free as long as you only share with one other
>computer.
>
>Everyone says its great!
>
>Bill Young

Cheers,

wgh@mindspring.com
http://www.mindspring.com/~b-henderson/bill/

On Thu, 06 Feb 1997 14:05:15 GMT, remove_this_no-spam_schuldtl@ctt.com
(Larry Schuldt) wrote:


>>
>Does anyone have any info on modem sharing for the home office? I have
>NT workstation running on one PC (with the modem) and Win95 on the
>other. Spartacom's prices are definitely not for the home user! It's
>starting to look like the least expensive solution is to buy a second
>modem!
>
>larry
>

Give Wingate a try.  Free for your situation, it does have some limits
but if you just need access for browsing, FTP etc its fine.  When I
get my next system I'm gonna register mine. :)

L8R

This company has a program for Novell networks:

http://web.inter.nl.net/users/Groen/faxus.html

The following page has much info about NT fax solutions:

http://www.mcs.com/~sculptor/NTFAX-FAQ.HTML