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rclements (IS/IT--Management)
7 Apr 02 11:59
I have a small network, with 5 computers all connected through a 8-port HUB. One of these computers is running win2k server with ICS enabled. I currently on a dial-up account, and I would rather not have demand dialing enabled, as I don't want the computer to dial, each time someone wants to connect to the net. But rather, is there a way that I can have a script that will allow a user, to dialup to the internet from his/her machine. As well as a script to hang up the connection? I am quite sure that it can be done, as I have been using a program called ProxyPlus, which has something that does this, but I can't find out how this is done.

Any help is much appreciated.

Cheers.

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