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Krister,
Thanks - but I figured that out already. . . (see the follow-up I
entered a few messages down from there)
The real problem was that even though I was entering all the information
correctly -ON MY LOCAL MACHINE- the NT Server DHCP server was
overwriting this with 'blanks' / NULL because these settings were -NOT-
set at the DHCP server.
Note: if you're running NT's DHCP service to serve IP addresses, you
need to set paramater 003 (router), to the IP address of the STN box, as
well as the DNS server's IP address (parameter 006?) if you're using
DNS.
In my case, I set both these parameters to the IP address of my STN box,
and all was well.
Once I figured out that NT was stepping all over me - I had no problems!
Jim
Krister Bergman wrote:
> From: "Jim Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > STN (in a dial-on-demand dial-up connection) seems to require that you
> > set up -BOTH- DNS and DHCP.
> > (a) Without DNS, STN will not dial.
> > (b) Without DHCP, STN will not route to the outside network, even if
> > you have another DHCP server generating the same settings.
>
> Ok... This is why you're having problem.
> You have not set up the STN as the default gateway on your clients.
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