On 11-13-97, Todd Copeland said to All:
TC>I have WinNT 3.51 workstation setup as the server to a Win95 machine.
TC>How can I allow the Win95 workstation to access the servers modem to
TC>dial out?
TC>Any help would be great.
You need to purchase a modem sharing software package.
SpartaCom SAPS Modem Sharing Software for Windows NT
Last reviewed: August 23, 1996
Article ID: Q138879
The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Windows NT Workstation version 3.5 and 3.51
Microsoft Windows NT Server version 3.5 and 3.51
SUMMARY
SpartaCom's Asynchronous Port Sharing software, or SAPS, is a 3rd party modem
sharing solution for Windows NT. SAPS allows computers on a network to access
pooled modems for outbound calls. Even if you configure one or more modem
ports for outbound calls, you can still receive calls from the Windows NT
Remote Access Service if the port isn't currently in use. SpartaCom does not
currently support RAS client dial-out on their shared modems.
SpartaCom can be reached by phone by calling (404) 455-0701 or by fax at 
404)
457-9500. The location of SpartaCom's World Wide Web page is WWW.SPARTACOM.BE
(European) or WWW.TSPCO.COM (North American).
Dale Ross
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