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just a thought can you bind them together ?
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just a thought can you bind them together ?

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Which? The modem is binded to the dial demand connection but that is for outgoing only, as ddc can only be used for outgoing connections. Other than that I don't understand what you're asking.<br />
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Alternative Solution:<br />
I have ended up using Kerio WinRoute which enables [Dial In] connections to be included in the NAT configuration, and just use RRAS for routing and dial in/VPN.
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Which? The modem is binded to the dial demand connection but that is for outgoing only, as ddc can only be used for outgoing connections. Other than that I don't understand what you're asking.

Alternative Solution:
I have ended up using Kerio WinRoute which enables [Dial In] connections to be included in the NAT configuration, and just use RRAS for routing and dial in/VPN.

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Sounds like you found the right track !<br />
I did not know it was for outgoing only....<br />
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see you do learn something everyday!!!!!<br />
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Sorry I couldn't help<br />
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Take Care<br />
wtrmk74<br />
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Sounds like you found the right track !
I did not know it was for outgoing only....

see you do learn something everyday!!!!!

Sorry I couldn't help

Take Care
wtrmk74



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thanks for your time anyways mate ;)
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I am using windows 2000 server and have NAT configured to give users on the local LAN IE access, this all works fine. My problem is I would like remote users whom are dialing up to the RRAS server to also have access to the iternet. I use a MODEM to connect to the internet, not a NIC, so I can't just add the NIC to the NAT configuration. <br />
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So how do I add the dialup connection [IN] to be enabled on NAT?<br />
I have a dial on demand connection setup for 0.0.0.0 using my adsl modem for outgoing NAT traffic.<br />
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I have a few screenshots here:<br />
<a href="http://217.34.225.75" rel="ugc">http://217.34.225.75</a>
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I am using windows 2000 server and have NAT configured to give users on the local LAN IE access, this all works fine. My problem is I would like remote users whom are dialing up to the RRAS server to also have access to the iternet. I use a MODEM to connect to the internet, not a NIC, so I can't just add the NIC to the NAT configuration. 

So how do I add the dialup connection [IN] to be enabled on NAT?
I have a dial on demand connection setup for 0.0.0.0 using my adsl modem for outgoing NAT traffic.

I have a few screenshots here:
http://217.34.225.75

How: IE Access via dialup to NAT server

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