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I have an NT4 Server that provides File& Print services to a small LAN (10 userz). The server has 2 NICs. NIC-A is connected to the LAN and provides TCPIP and Netbeiu based functionality to the LAN, while NIC-B is connected to a DSL Router out to the Internet. NIC-A (the internal LAN) has a seperate internal Class-B type static IP scheme while NIC-B has a fully registered TCP/IP address.
Although the server is able to access the Internet/etc I can't get the clients to access the Internet (via the server). From the clients I can Ping NIC-A (the LAN NIC) but I can't ping NIC-B (the link between the server and the DSL router)
Excuse me for the stupidity, but what am I missing - how do I enable the users to access the Internet (without allowing inbound access from the Internet)?
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