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I also liked the idea of monitoring what the kids were viewing, but I
had moved to Win2k and wanted to use what was inbuilt. I  can
currently monitor the kids by viewing their history etc, which they
(so far) are not competent to delete!

However, I find Win2K connection sharing only works OK if this machine
(the one with the modem) makes the connection, either manually or by
me browsing the web.

If one of the other machines causes a connection attempt, the modem
dials, negotiates a link and hangs up! Again and Again!

Has anyone else seen this? Is there a fix?

Gerry





On Wed, 10 Jan 2001 21:16:20 +0000, Pat Horridge
<pat@horridge.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>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:
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>>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...
>>
>>Jon
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>>(To reply, modify return address; change commas to dots)
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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.
>>>
>>> Andrew Rowley <Andrew.Rowley@alys.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>>
>>> >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)
>>> >
>>> >Andrew
>>>
>>> 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]