Modem dial-in connect to broadband in windows server 2003

Hi, there,

I installing a modem card in my pc running windows 2003 standard. I want to
connect my PSTN phone line to the modem, and then connect to broadband
connection. My intention is:

I dial my home's phone using my mobile phone, the phone line then connect to
modem, the modem then connect to broadband connection, say DSL, then I can
use my mobile phone to access the Internet.

Anyone knows the solution? THanks.

It sounds a pretty crazy scheme, but it is possible. You would need to
set up RRAS in your server as a remote access server and NAT router. The NAT
setup can be tricky, depending on what sort of broadband connection you
have. The broadband connction must appear as an interface in the RRAS
console so that you can allocate it as the public interface for NAT. If it
is PPPoE you can use the PPPoE option in RRAS.

In NAT you would need to add the internal interface (ie the interface
that the remote connects to) as a private interface in NAT.

When the remote connects it can access the Internet through RRAS/NAT on
the server.

"Kenng" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi, there,
>
> I installing a modem card in my pc running windows 2003 standard. I want
> to
> connect my PSTN phone line to the modem, and then connect to broadband
> connection. My intention is:
>
> I dial my home's phone using my mobile phone, the phone line then connect
> to
> modem, the modem then connect to broadband connection, say DSL, then I can
> use my mobile phone to access the Internet.
>
> Anyone knows the solution? THanks.
>