Summary: l use nt 4.0 server...l try to connect to internet but always disconnect..& say "error 629 " or "Error 5" " disconnect from remote machine" why...?...
Summary: Connect your Router to your live internet connection and a hub, from the hub, distribute connections to your server and your workstations. ...
Summary: We have a DSL Connection in our head office using a Linksys router which is connected to our ISP. The domain runs a Win NT Server with DNS and Wins wh...
Summary: Hi, I am running NT 4.0. I have IE 5.0. My computer is connected to a LAN. I can log onto our network, but not the internet. I have a 3c905B nic. Trie...
Summary: Help. We have a small network connected to the internet by using a small ISDN router. Unfortenately we are allways connected (expensive telepone bill....
Summary: I'm young and don't know much about NT. I just graduated college and am taking side jobs for pro bono to gain experience. The situation: We're trying...
Summary: I have a small Windows NT network consisting of an NT PDC, member server, W2k server and Win98 workstation. I have DHCP/WINS configured on the member...
Summary: I’m running WinNt SBS 4.5 on my server. All of the network users are configured to use the internet through the proxy server. A few days ago some user...
Summary: I would like to connect to the internet on my second pc which has windows NT installed, my promary pc is Windows Xp and is connect to AOL Broadband, I...
Summary: I have four machines, winme on two, linux on one, and I just put NT4 on the last. I connect to the inter net through ADSL/Bellsouth. My modem is a Sp...
Summary: Once a modem and drivers have been installed, how do you create the connection to an ISP - the numbers I have been dialling have got through and passw...
Summary: Hello all, I have a good question I need answered. Well, first of all I have this problem. I cant get connected to my ISP. I have done so many differ...
Summary: Hi ! My clients workstations are running win2000, my files server is running winNT 4.0 SP6, and I also have an Internet Server (Unix??)from which my c...
Summary: Is it absolutely necessary to have two NIC's? Have server with ten workstations, one NIC, and proxy 2.0... If proxy is enabled on workstation, comple...
Summary: I have a small NT4 domain of 6 servers including exchange using the 10.0.0.X range, and will soon be connected to the internet using Demon via leased ...
Summary: I have NT 4.0, build 1381. I am dialing in to my office, which has ADSL. When I connect, I can browse my network, but cannot get on the internet. I ha...
Summary: I am having severe difficulty, connecting to the internet from Server 2000. I have an ess modem. When I load the drivers, everything is fine. Then whe...
Summary: Hello, i have a problem with the sockets on Windows NT Workstation and Outlook 2000. When I connect to the Internet, I can surf with the Internet Expl...
Summary: I know someone who has inherited a Windows NT4 Workstation PC, and wishes to connect it to the internet. He has also inherited an external 56k modem. ...
Summary: I've to make script to connect internet in NT. My main obeject is:I 've to excite the remote computer to connect the internet after it receipt command...
Summary: Hi, I have internet connection problem. Here is actual sory, I using Diskclon utility to image every computer on my network. I created image that work...
Summary: I'm running Windows 2000 SP4 here. Before you go nuts... How does Windows NT 4.0 Workstation connect to the internet, specifically dialup and dsl conn...
Summary: Is it possible to connect to my NT server through the internet? The server is connected to the internet through a netgear IDSN router (RH348). W...
Summary: I have internet connection problem, when i try to connect to internet i get error message like,"Internet Explorer cannot open the internet site http:/...
Summary: Every time I open a new window, I get a message from my firewall that "'Run a DLL as an App' from your computer wants to connect to 146.82.109.220, po...
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