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March 7th, 2005, 10:46 PM
#3
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yea, it SHOULD work... but doesnt.
I dont want to spend 40-50 dollars for each computer to get new NICs, when I can just plug them into a local hub or router and have the server connect to the main router.
I can get my 200pro workstation to ping the server when I have it connected, but its on a different subnet coz I connected a local router to the server and it has its own NAT. so, that gets rid of the red X, but the 2000pro client cannot connect to the internet.
I think they both need to be in the same workgroup to allow the client to connect to the internet from the servers connection from what I read. Is this true?
my server is a domain server with active directory, not a workgroup, but when I try to get the 2000pro client to join the domain, it cannot find it. I did add the 2000pro computer to the AD users/computers list.
I will try again, but if anyone sees something I might have missed..... feel free to comment
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