sharing a dial-up connection 2

[BigC666]

i've got to be the dumbist cat walking cause i can't get this %$&*! connection to work. i've got win2k server running one one box and win2k pro on another, the win2kpro box has 2 nic cards. i set up a dial-up on the pro box, which i'm using now, when i tell the dial-up to share it sets up my 2nd nic with 192.168.0.1 but i can't ping it from any where.....lost in the winzone

 

[kjmattson]

What's the IP Address on the server box? Kevin Mattson
MCP

 

[MattWray]

If you set up ICS, make sure your second PC is set up for DHCP and do a IPCONFIG /RELEASE, /RENEW. Matt Wray
CCNA, MCP
mwray77518@yahoo.com

 

[BigC666]

10.10.1.1 subnet 255.0.0.0 dns 127.0.0.1 do i need to setup ics on the pdc, the nic cards are setup on a winpro workstation.

 

[MattWray]

The ICS will run off whatever machine has the internet connection..
Here is a link if your still a bit skecthy..

http://support.microsoft.com/search/preview.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q237254

You will have to cut and paste it.
Matt Wray
CCNA, MCP
mwray77518@yahoo.com

 

[BigC666]

thanks matt, however i've done all this. i can use /release /renew and see the card config on the ics machine. when i'm on the net i can see the dial-up adaptor listed using /all. i can't ping from any other machine on my lan and i use the ie setup for lan ijust get can't open site. i know the connection is working i'm using it now i just can't get anyother machine on my lan to see the connection. don't know, i'm missing somethin' still lost in the winzone

 

[Guest_imported]

What do your other machines IPs look like? Are they pulling from the Pro with ICS?

 

[BigC666]

matt
their using auto ip's comming from the win2k server with ad
like 10.0.0.6 and 10.0.0.5

 

[MattWray]

Ohh,
You are trying to run ICS off the pro machine connected to the net and you have a DC running DHCP? If so that's your problem. ICS and DHCP conflict with each other. Better to have your 2 NICs in the server and run RRAS. You can run ICS also, but you'll find RRAS is MUCH better.. Matt Wray
CCNA, MCP
mwray77518@yahoo.com