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mnapuran@server.iadfw.net (Mike Napurano) writes:

>Anyone doing this....  Can other users the NT network use the ISDN
>connection provided by the DataFire and NT?  In other words, 
>if I'm connected to the Internet with the NT server over ISDN, will
>other users on the LAN have the Internet access?

Yes, I'm doing this at my work and had to set it up and figure out how to get
it working.

You need to add a pair of values to your registry though.

In HKLM\System\Services\CurrentControlSet\  [I _think_ that's it, I'm going 
from memory here -- I'm sure about the entries you need to add, though.] you 
need to add--

  RasArp\DisableOtherSrcPackets as a REG_DWORD with a value of 0.  
  RasMan\PPP\IPCP\PriorityBasedOnSubNetwork as a REG_DWORD of 1.

You'll need a subnet for your LAN and an IP address from that subnet for
your ethernet card in that machine.  

You'll _also_ need an IP address for the DataFire ISDN card that is NOT on 
the same subnet as your LAN otherwise you'll have to do special routing table 
fixes every time you establish the ISDN connection.  

It's a pain in the butt that way.  

Once you've got the proper registry entries and routing set up, it works
just great.

--Jesse
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