Dial-Up Clients

When my Uncle Dials in to my Windows 2003 Server, he can't access the internet. He can open a remote desktop connection, and use the internet from the remote desktop, but that is very slow. Is there any changes I have to make to RRAS to allow him internet access? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Bill English.

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I am a 14 year old C# developer, I am completely self taught, so please don't get mad if I ask a stupid question. Thanks.

Are you running NAT on this server to access the Internet?

In W2k you had to run a netsh command to get a dialup to the Internet
through NAT on the same server. (see kb 310888). In server 2003, you can do
it from the RRAS console. You need to add the "internal" interface as a
private interface in NAT, so that the dialup can use NAT to get out to the
Internet.

"Bill English" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When my Uncle Dials in to my Windows 2003 Server, he can't access the
internet. He can open a remote desktop connection, and use the internet
from the remote desktop, but that is very slow. Is there any changes I have
to make to RRAS to allow him internet access? Any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.
> Thank You,
> Bill English.
>
> --
> I am a 14 year old C# developer, I am completely self taught, so please
don't get mad if I ask a stupid question. Thanks.