RE: RE: Winroute (was BT Anytime thingy)

[<ukha@xxxxxxx>]

I know the culprit....

DNS logging found it :-)

My laptop is trying to access its domain at work.

Just need to configue the DNS blocking to stop it.

There is a "do NOT dial on demand for [domains]". That should do
the trick. Hopefullly it will allow "*.domain" rather than having
to list all the sub domains. BT has quite a few of those!

Will try tonight.

I used to use ICS but it doesnt dial on demand under Win98. Does it under
Win2K Pro?

Currently using iPaq on the train to London :-)

Keith

----Original Message-----
>From:     	"Mark McCall" <mark@xxxxxxx>
>To:         	<ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
>Subj:     	RE: [ukha_d] RE: Winroute (was BT Anytime thingy)
>Reply To:     	ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>Sent:    	07 September 2001 09:34
>
>I use ICS at home (and WinRoute in work) and I have the same problem as
>Keith.  Simple cure is to close down all the machines on the LAN except
the
>gateway.
>
>I have always assumed it's something simple like DigiGuide update, or
>Windows Critical Update Notification running on one of the machines
that
>kicks off the connection.
>
>M.
>
>  Personally I just use ICS for sharing the Internet connection rather
than
>a
>  third party app so have no experience in WinRoute specific issues,
but the
>  Microsoft support site has a number of documents about problems with
ICS
>  that may equally apply to WinRoute so might be worth a read.
>
>
>