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Windows 2000 - share Dialup connection to 2 NICs

Asked by saschaleib in Windows Networking

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Hello all,

I use an old PC (running Windows 2000 Pro) as gateway to the internet. This machine has an ISDN card, and a NIC which connects to my other computer.

Now I want to connect a second PC to the network, and this is where the trouble starts: How do I tell the gateway to provide internet connection to BOTH NICs, including routing from one to the other..

I couldn't find any information on this so far. Can anyone give me a hint?

Best greetings

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