Not entirely topical i dont think but here goes anyway.
Currently my LAN has a linux server providing the usual network services and NAT translation/ IP Masquerading to the internet for the LAN.
W2K server can do all this but a few things im not clear about. Linux PC has no monitor but its possible to control everything remotely via telnet or an X-Session. Is this possible in W2K ?
Also i dont want to use Dial on demand to do problems with accidental dial - but i do want users to be able to start a connection from their own desktop PCs if they need it. With linux this is easy but can W2K do it ?
Sorry for the questions that may be slightly off topic.
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W2K Server / NAT Translation question
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Posted 16 February 2000 - 09:35 PM
Yes remote control of server settings is possible with the MMC. You can add whatever needed snap-ins and save the console and then load it on other machines for remote administration. I suggest a book from MS press on win2k pro for details.
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