Win2k AdvSer ICS
This is a discussion about Win2k AdvSer ICS in the Windows Networking category; OK, here's the situation. One box is running W2k AdvSer. I have 2 NIC's in it. One goes to the cable modem, the other goes to a Linksys 5 port switch. Second box is running W2k Pro. It has 1 NIC in it, connected to the switch.
OK, here's the situation. One box is running W2k AdvSer. I have 2 NIC's in it. One goes to the cable modem, the other goes to a Linksys 5 port switch. Second box is running W2k Pro. It has 1 NIC in it, connected to the switch.
I do want to be able to connect more computers to this network in the near future, but just 2 now is fine.
First off, is this right? I'm using regular cat5 cable, do any of them need to be crossover cables?
Second off, please explain in detail exactly what I have to do in order to get ICS to work correctly.......Totally lost here......lol
Thanks in advance for any ideas or help!
[This message has been edited by beamrider (edited 09 December 2000).]
I do want to be able to connect more computers to this network in the near future, but just 2 now is fine.
First off, is this right? I'm using regular cat5 cable, do any of them need to be crossover cables?
Second off, please explain in detail exactly what I have to do in order to get ICS to work correctly.......Totally lost here......lol
Thanks in advance for any ideas or help!
[This message has been edited by beamrider (edited 09 December 2000).]
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Your hardware config seems fine. I believe you could also run the cable modem to the switch and have each computer go into it as well [saves you that extra NIC in the first box].
As for ICS, I'm working on that right now....
Good luck,
-bZj
As for ICS, I'm working on that right now....
Good luck,
-bZj
