On Wed, 2002-07-17 at 22:12, Ronald Highet wrote: > I currently have 2 networks at home
> 1. Dread I say it but its Windows, A Microsoft Small Business > Server is at the heart and this does all my mail (through exchanges), as Exchange, not exchanges > each member of the family has their own email address at our domain. It > also runs Microsoft Proxy server and ISA server (all built into Small > Business package). All the clients connect through this server to the > net via ADSL. > 2. A Linux network consisting of my desktop computer, and my > laptop. > I was wondering if anyone has had any experience at connecting Linux > clients to a NT server or at least getting them to access the net > through MS Proxy. Set your http proxy as the IP of the MSProxy machine (I don't know what port, but a quick google should tell you, or nmap the IP of the MSProxy. I don't know if MSProxy acts as a gateway with NAT or not - if so then set the gateway of the MSProxy as your gateway. Otherwise the IP of your DSL router would be the gateway. > p.s. I am aware that it would be a lot simpler if I were to change the > server to Linux, but I need the server up and running to keep current > with SBS, as a few customers are also running it. So get a second machine - a crappy old P133 with 64 Mb ram is heaps for an internal samba server/firewall/print server/web server/etc If you want squid as well... a touch more ram would help. You don't even need a monitor
