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connect Windows 2003 Server to T1
Name: rjung Date: March 12, 2004 at 17:15:30 Pacific OS: Windows 2003 CPU/Ram: Dell 1600SC Dual Zeon
Comment:
I'm just learning Windows 2003 and need to set up my Windows 2003 server to a local T1. Does anyone have any good information or websites i can reference to get me started. I'm just learning Windows 2003 so I need all the help i can get. Thanks in advance!
Name: ripcordinc Date: March 13, 2004 at 12:30:07 Pacific
Reply:
Hi Rob,
The configuration should be the same as connecting to any broadband service (i.e., plug in your IP, Subnet, Gateway and DNS servers into your NIC properties). Where the T1 is different is the CSU/DSU connection, which shouldn't impact your server settings. Your ISP should be able to help with the hardware configuration, as well as provide all those little numbers for you NIC.
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