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Need help configuring XP Tcp/IP connectivity.
Hi DG, I am not the worlds greatest networking guru, but I
beleive you would have to replace the hub or add in a broadband/ADSL router/switch/hub. I have used this very succesfully to share my Internet connection and run a games server that is available to the Lan and the Internet. The only problem you might come across is the fact that you will be adding a NAT device and leads to some problems with software ( i.e. VPN clients need to enable options to allow the encrypted packets to reach their destination ). With regard to the Router, have a quick search at your prefered hardware vendor. The model I purchased has four 10/100 ports and a print server and works well. You may well find a single port option that you could connect to your existing hub. Hope that is of some help and if I am slightly off in my understanding anyone, please piont out the errors of my ways. Ashley. -----Original Message----- Hi, I have a Windows 2000 SP3 server set up as an Active Directory domain controller, and I am looking to connect it via a hub to an XP Pro client machine, so the client can join the domain. The XP Pro machine currently has a connection into the hub and another port on the hub is connected to a cable modem, which obviously goes off to my ISP for my internet connectivity. I want to retain this setup ie end result is a domain logon onto the XP Pro machine, then full internet connectivity from the client (not bothered about the server). My issue is this: 1. The ISP insists the client has a dhcp assigned ip address. 2. For example, my server has a static ip of 175.10.1.1 Therefore, what is the best way to get my XP Pro machine to talk to both the internet and the A.D. server? . |
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Need help configuring XP Tcp/IP connectivity.
Would this work - put a 2nd network card in the XP client then connect
it via crossover to the 2000 server. Then configure the 2000 server and the 2nd card in the XP client to use static ip's ie 175.10.1.1 and 175.10.1.2 ? "Ashley Dawkins" wrote in message ... Hi DG, I am not the worlds greatest networking guru, but I beleive you would have to replace the hub or add in a broadband/ADSL router/switch/hub. I have used this very succesfully to share my Internet connection and run a games server that is available to the Lan and the Internet. The only problem you might come across is the fact that you will be adding a NAT device and leads to some problems with software ( i.e. VPN clients need to enable options to allow the encrypted packets to reach their destination ). With regard to the Router, have a quick search at your prefered hardware vendor. The model I purchased has four 10/100 ports and a print server and works well. You may well find a single port option that you could connect to your existing hub. Hope that is of some help and if I am slightly off in my understanding anyone, please piont out the errors of my ways. Ashley. -----Original Message----- Hi, I have a Windows 2000 SP3 server set up as an Active Directory domain controller, and I am looking to connect it via a hub to an XP Pro client machine, so the client can join the domain. The XP Pro machine currently has a connection into the hub and another port on the hub is connected to a cable modem, which obviously goes off to my ISP for my internet connectivity. I want to retain this setup ie end result is a domain logon onto the XP Pro machine, then full internet connectivity from the client (not bothered about the server). My issue is this: 1. The ISP insists the client has a dhcp assigned ip address. 2. For example, my server has a static ip of 175.10.1.1 Therefore, what is the best way to get my XP Pro machine to talk to both the internet and the A.D. server? . |
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