WinRoute

["Gareth Cook/STA/Lotus" <gcook@xxxxxxx>]

Brian

Ensure that the system with WinRoute
installed does NOT have a IP gateway specified for the NIC....as for that,
that's all you do - I presume you've gone int  "Interfaces" under
WinRoute, and ensured that NAT is enabled for the Cable Modem dial up
connection ?

Also, are you using DHCP for your other
clients ? I have seen sometimes where even if you specify a valid IP for a
client (ie 192.168.0.2), and a valid gateway (ie 192.168.0.1), it still
wont initiate - but using DHCP will stop that (again, ensure the gateway is
set on the clients t  the server)

G.

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"Brian G. Reynolds" <brian.g.reynolds@xxxxxxx>
Yesterday 22:57

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Subject: .	[ukha_d] WinRoute .
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Ok, so I have downloaded and installed
WinRoute t  have a look and now I can
not access the web! what have I missed?

I have a cable modem set t  DHCP (NTL) and an internal NW card for my
domain.

NAT on for the Modem NW card and NAT off for the Domain NW card.

I assume it is a port thing but not sure, any advise would be
gratefully
received.

BTW I have been running Tiny Personal Firewall for a month or so now,
seems
t  run well, does WinRoute take the place of TPF or complement each
other.

Thanks,

B.




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