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I'm using Win2k Pro and I tried to use dialpad on client computer which
got its internet sharing from the host, win2kpro computer. Based on
dialpad FAQ, it was config for Win2k Server I believe, how do you
config this for Win2k pro:

Microsoft Windows 2000 NAT (Network Address Translation) (Thanks to
Bert Sirkin)

Open Routing and Remote Access in the Administrative tools
Remove any DHCP services that are currently running (DHCP will be
provided by the router)
Once NAT is added in the routing MMC, it will appear under the IP
Routing tree
Go to the properties of the NAT and the Address Assignment tab
Click the checkbox to use DHCP
Setup the "Special Ports" in the Connection Properties by entering UDP:
51200, 51201, and TCP: 51210

How do you config those TCP and UDP in my host comp Win2kPro? I tried
to put them in my Internet Sharing NIC by right
click /properties/sharing/setting/application and just add  on the
Remote Server Port #, but what should I write on the Incoming Response
Port in the TCP/UDP???

Thanks


In article <381F7523.CE3D0295@prism.gatech.edu>,
  Dino <gte949e@prism.gatech.edu> wrote:
> Yup.  just forward udp ports 51200 and 51201.  also forward tcp port
51210.
> Since you're using ipchains, you'll use ipmasqadm portfw to do it...
>
> Dino
>
> Surface Mount wrote:
> >
> > Anyone have any luck getting this working with ipchains when using
linux to
> > ip masq?
> >
> > Vijay K. Madisetti <vkm@duchess.ee.gatech.edu> wrote in message
> > news:7vmron$541@duchess.ee.gatech.edu...
> > >
> > > Thought our GT students could benefit from this free long distance
> > > phone service at www.dialpad.com
> > >
> > > The only drawback is that they blast you with banner ads, which
> > > is not too big a drawback!
> > >
> > > I have no connection with this, just happy for us consumers!
> > >
> > >                   Vijay Madisetti
> > >                   Professor, ECE
> > >
>


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