In news:ee9nti$ltv$(E-Mail Removed),
Janko Miheliæ <(E-Mail Removed)> stated, which I commented on below:
> I made my Windows XP route IP traffic by changing the registry key
> ipenablerouting to 1 and everything works fine.
>
> Now, does the traffic go through firewalls? I've been testing and it
> seems that it doesn't, but I wanted yours opinions too. Is it
> possible to make the firewalls filter IP traffic that goes through
> the computer?
> Or is Win 2003 the only solution.
Try IP properties, Advanced, Options tab, TCP/IP Filtering, Properties.
Othewise, use Zone Alarm, Black Ice (or Network Ice I believe they changed
the name to), or any other 3rd party software firewall.
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Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
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