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Yes I've seen this am indending to give it a try.
Liked the way Wingate would log the sites visited and would let me
restrict some access. Nice for letting the kids have "monitored"
access.

"Jon Grieve" <jgrieve@southdown,co,uk> wrote:

>Of course, if you're using Win2K as the dial-up, it has built in Connection
>Sharing, so you don't need something like WinGate...
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>"Pat Horridge" <pat@horridge.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:q54n5tcmij4v808tjh6k6kpvhg98drkk1m@4ax.com...
>> Used to use it for work many years ago and it was great.
>> Had it at home for 3 computers and was fine win Nt4 as the dialup
>> machine and win98 as clients but doesn't seem to happy now I've moved
>> to Win2000 as the dialup.
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>> Andrew Rowley <Andrew.Rowley@alys.demon.co.uk> wrote:
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>> >Any experiences of using Wingate to control Internet access for a small
>> >SoHo Lan ( running Exchange 5.5 on a mixed environment of NT, W2K & W98)
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>> >Andrew
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>> Pat Horridge [Home pat@horridge.demon.co.uk]
>>              [Work pat@vet.co.uk]
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Pat Horridge [Home pat@horridge.demon.co.uk]
             [Work pat@vet.co.uk]