That is a pretty unusual setup, so it is most unlikely that you will
find a document describing how to set it up. I presume that this is a dialup
connection from your server to the remote machine, not the other way around.
The fact that it connects to a private network rather than to the
Internet should not really make much difference. You should still be able to
share the connection using RRAS/NAT. NAT still works if both sides are
private networks. If the LAN has no other external connections it should
just work. If this LAN already has an Internet connection through some other
gateway, you will need extra routing to get the traffic for the dialup
connection to the RRAS server instead of the default gateway.
"Luca Fabbri" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:67FBEACE-A854-42DC-BF5C-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Sorry but forget this information:
>
> I have a Windows 2003 Server with a serial modem connected on it. I should
> share a dial-up connection to some LAN users BY USING "ROUTING AND REMOTE
> ACCESS"
>
> I saw a lot of documents on how to setup remote connection by using
> Routing
> and Remote Access, but it is only for external users: users with their PC
> call by modem a number and connect to server in wich Remote Access is
> installed.
>
> Instead I need to "share" dial-up connection for LAN USERS. This
> connection
> doesn't connect to internet, but to a private network. And I need to reach
> from some LAN clients only one IP address of this private connection.
>
> Bye, Luca
>
> P.S. Thank you very much.
>
>
>
>
>
> "Dudute" wrote:
>
>> This might help:
>> http://www.homenethelp.com/sharing/modem.asp
>> good luck!
>>
>> "Luca Fabbri" wrote:
>>
>> > Good morning.
>> > I have a Windows 2003 Server with a serial modem connected on it. I
>> > should
>> > share a dial-up connection to some LAN users. Is there a way to do it
>> > ?!? Do
>> > you know where I can find information on how to setup it ?!?
>> >
>> > Thank you a lot.
>> > Bye, Luca
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