James, Just go into the properties for NAT in RRAS and cut on the DNS service. Point the NAT box to the ISP's DNS, and point your internal clients to the NAT box as both thier DNS server and Default Gateway. Alternatively, you could just cut the NAT DHCP allocator on and set all of the clients to get an IP through DHCP.
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