ICS and modem sharing in Server 2003

Hi Guys,

Windows 2003 server seems to miss XP Pro's wonderful modem sharing feature -
controlling the modem and making it available remotley.

This can be worked around with remote dialing/hangup using rasdial.exe ect,
I cannot, however, get the UPnP services made available for programs like
Azureus which maps and forwards the ports it needs. Anyone know how to
interact with the UPnP frameowrk remotley?

Is there any way in setting up server 2003 to make the modem available as in
XP pro?

Regards
Debug

Hi,

I think - what you are looking for is called: Raouting & RAS
It ist the way - MS Server can slpit any dial-up connection to the network.
(NAT !)


best regards

Stephan Pawlitschek

www.contrain.at
www.magpie.at

"Debug" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi Guys,
>
> Windows 2003 server seems to miss XP Pro's wonderful modem sharing
> feature - controlling the modem and making it available remotley.
>
> This can be worked around with remote dialing/hangup using rasdial.exe
> ect, I cannot, however, get the UPnP services made available for programs
> like Azureus which maps and forwards the ports it needs. Anyone know how
> to interact with the UPnP frameowrk remotley?
>
> Is there any way in setting up server 2003 to make the modem available as
> in XP pro?
>
> Regards
> Debug
>
>

Hi Stephan,

I will try enabling routing. In WinXP you actually see and interact with
the server modem as a default gateway allowing you to connect with it from
the client side, and more importantly, enable port forwarding right there on
it without any interaction from the server - as if the modem was attached to
the client.

I cannot find this XP pro feature anywhere in 2003 server.
Regards
D

"Stephan Pawlitschek" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> I think - what you are looking for is called: Raouting & RAS
> It ist the way - MS Server can slpit any dial-up connection to the
> network. (NAT !)
>
>
> best regards
>
> Stephan Pawlitschek
>
> www.contrain.at
> www.magpie.at
>
> "Debug" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi Guys,
>>
>> Windows 2003 server seems to miss XP Pro's wonderful modem sharing
>> feature - controlling the modem and making it available remotley.
>>
>> This can be worked around with remote dialing/hangup using rasdial.exe
>> ect, I cannot, however, get the UPnP services made available for programs
>> like Azureus which maps and forwards the ports it needs. Anyone know how
>> to interact with the UPnP frameowrk remotley?
>>
>> Is there any way in setting up server 2003 to make the modem available as
>> in XP pro?
>>
>> Regards
>> Debug
>>
>>
>
>

reHi

Set up routing on the ISDN modem - it's highly frustrating - the device just
dials constantly whenever some program (and nearly all these days) do update
checking etc. I still do not have the modem available for the client PC to
configure as in setting up their "Internet ICS Gateway" as in XP Pro. I
cannot understand why Micro$oft removed this feature from 2003 server - does
this make XP Pro a more versatile server than 2003 server?

Regards
D


"Debug" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi Stephan,
>
> I will try enabling routing. In WinXP you actually see and interact with
> the server modem as a default gateway allowing you to connect with it from
> the client side, and more importantly, enable port forwarding right there
> on it without any interaction from the server - as if the modem was
> attached to the client.
>
> I cannot find this XP pro feature anywhere in 2003 server.
> Regards
> D
>
> "Stephan Pawlitschek" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi,
>>
>> I think - what you are looking for is called: Raouting & RAS
>> It ist the way - MS Server can slpit any dial-up connection to the
>> network. (NAT !)
>>
>>
>> best regards
>>
>> Stephan Pawlitschek
>>
>> www.contrain.at
>> www.magpie.at
>>
>> "Debug" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Hi Guys,
>>>
>>> Windows 2003 server seems to miss XP Pro's wonderful modem sharing
>>> feature - controlling the modem and making it available remotley.
>>>
>>> This can be worked around with remote dialing/hangup using rasdial.exe
>>> ect, I cannot, however, get the UPnP services made available for
>>> programs like Azureus which maps and forwards the ports it needs.
>>> Anyone know how to interact with the UPnP frameowrk remotley?
>>>
>>> Is there any way in setting up server 2003 to make the modem available
>>> as in XP pro?
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Debug
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>