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Dial Up Networking to NT 4.0
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I would like to expand on this.. I agree, you should use only one protocol on the server, and one on the dial-up machine (the same one.) Further more, make it TCP/IP, and enable DHCP. Then you can use the same dialup setup to dial into the internet that you use to dial into your NT server.
Warning, TCP/IP configurations can be a challenge. If you lack experience in this are you should seek help.
The Microsoft documentation tells you that Netbeui should be the last choice for dial-up networking, TCP/IP is the first choice. SPX/IPX also work much better than Netbeui. TCP/IP is not only the best for fuction on your Dialup PC, and server, and the first choice of Microsoft, it also can be the most complicated to set up.
Warning, TCP/IP configurations can be a challenge. If you lack experience in this are you should seek help.
The Microsoft documentation tells you that Netbeui should be the last choice for dial-up networking, TCP/IP is the first choice. SPX/IPX also work much better than Netbeui. TCP/IP is not only the best for fuction on your Dialup PC, and server, and the first choice of Microsoft, it also can be the most complicated to set up.
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Thank you for your input. However I did solve the problem a couple of months ago using TCP/IP as you suggested.
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The only reason I added the other protocols is because I was having the same problem trying to dial into the NT server with NetBui as I am having trying to dial in with all three protocols bound to the dial-up adapter...... Any other suggestions....???