Internet Sharing using USB DSL Modem

Hi, I am new to Windows Server 2003. I've been looking on how to share
Internet on my Network. My Network only has 1 Server. I use it for DHCP, DNS
server. My internet connection is using USB DSL Modem, and I want to share it
over the network. Anyone care to give me step by step instruction, or link to
an article about this?
My Network consist of :
1 Server 2003
20 Windows XP
1 D-Link switch
1 USB DSL Modem (Spedtouch)

First, a warning. You may strike odd problems if you make your DC/DNS
server a router. This is not recommended. If you are using a local DNS you
will also need to modify the way DNS works. Most network sharing methods
(ICS or NAT) use the DNS proxy approach which doesn't work with Active
Directory.

I would recommend that you use a separate DSL router for this. Running
RRAS/NAT through a USB modem on a DC/DNS server is a pain.

fadilangga wrote:
> Hi, I am new to Windows Server 2003. I've been looking on how to share
> Internet on my Network. My Network only has 1 Server. I use it for
> DHCP, DNS server. My internet connection is using USB DSL Modem, and
> I want to share it over the network. Anyone care to give me step by
> step instruction, or link to an article about this?
> My Network consist of :
> 1 Server 2003
> 20 Windows XP
> 1 D-Link switch
> 1 USB DSL Modem (Spedtouch)

Hm.. after a few configurations and trial error, my network now able to
access internet. What I need was just the DNS of my ISP to be configured on
my DNS forwarder.

Yes, you need to do that. What device are you using as the default
gateway for your LAN?

fadilangga wrote:
> Hm.. after a few configurations and trial error, my network now able
> to access internet. What I need was just the DNS of my ISP to be
> configured on my DNS forwarder.

that's what i did; but used rras instead of ics and works well

"fadilangga" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:E94FF759-23A0-421A-BFE2-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hm.. after a few configurations and trial error, my network now able to
> access internet. What I need was just the DNS of my ISP to be configured
> on
> my DNS forwarder.

Yapp, Im using rras. My network gateway is my server. well, thanks for the
input, now my network works fine. =)