So no real security, no logging, no type of authentication, no
authorization..
Hmm..
Dial on Demand Routing would be one way to solve this dilemma, plus using
Steel-Belted RADIUS from Funk.
So what is your real problem..
/mark
Andr� Minelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi !
Let me first describe the environment:
I have a RAS server (Windows NT 4.0 with native RAS support) in a private
network (192.168.0.0), which has Winsock Proxy Client installed on it and
hence access the Internet through a Proxy Server (a Windows NT 4.0 with
Proxy Server 2.0). One of my remote clients has another internal network
with hsi own domain, which must access the Internet through this dial-up
connection. So, a tried to install Proxy Server with Auto-Dial into a
machine of this client (again with Windows NT 4.0), but didn't work. This
new Proxy Server machine can't access Internet, neither their proxy
clients.
PS: The other remote clients use Win98 and they access the Internet
without
problems using Winsock Proxy Client.
Did anybody have this problem ? Any suggestion ?
Thanks !
Andr� Minelli
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